Facing federal fines or up to five years in prison, Montana resident Gabriel Metcalf deserves a thorough and fair resolution of his case. However, in the Second Amendment context, there…
Parker Noland, an Army veteran, returned to his hometown of Kalispell, Montana, ready to contribute to his community and support himself by launching a small business in construction debris pickup.…
In a nation founded on principles of free expression, it’s staggering that today’s college students — the next generation of leaders and thinkers — are discouraged from speaking their minds.…
Imagine you’re running a small business that depends on reliable and affordable transportation. Your trucks are the backbone of your operations, hauling vital products across America’s highways, keeping store shelves…
Senator Ted Cruz, a name synonymous with conservative values and fierce advocacy for Texas, has been a United States Senator since 2013. Known for his unwavering stance on energy independence…
Imagine living in a state where nearly half the land—millions of acres rich in resources—remains locked away under federal control, stifling economic growth and silencing your community’s voice. For the…
In a stand for free speech, a coalition made up of the Young America’s Foundation and University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) students and Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) members…
Mountain States Legal Foundation (MSLF) has filed an amicus brief in a case to support the premise that all Americans—rather than just a few people in Boulder County, Colorado—should have…
In an era when the integrity of the democratic process is constantly scrutinized, the case of Advance Colorado v. Griswold stands as a pivotal legal battle over the right to…
Introduction Public schools are not laboratories for politicians to run “social justice” experiments on the lives of young children. And no matter what, the people in charge of schools are…
The future of America’s energy policy and property rights is at stake in the case of Diamond Alternative Energy, LLC, et al. v. Environmental Protection Agency, et al. This legal…
You have no right to self-defense and no individual right to keep and bear arms. Also, courts have no obligation to follow Supreme Court precedent regarding the constitutionality of firearms…
In our world businesses are already forced to navigate a labyrinth of complex regulations—they are drowning in paperwork and incurring exorbitant costs just to stay afloat. Yet this scenario is…
In northern Minnesota, a gripping legal battle unfolds as the Range Association of Municipalities and Schools (RAMS) teams up with Mountain States lawyers to support Twin Metals Minnesota in the…
Case Summary In today’s America, freedom of speech is under assault. The Biden Administration’s efforts to make sweeping revisions to Title IX are part and parcel of that effort. Title…
The Governor of New Mexico is a repeat offender when it comes to violating the Constitution. During the COVID-19 era, MSLF sued her to stop restrictions that targeted firearms retailers…
Can you blame gun manufacturers for crimes committed with their products? That’s the pivotal question in Estados Unidos Mexicanos v. Smith & Wesson, a Supreme Court case that could reshape…
In America’s most competitive public schools a student’s race is becoming a liability again. From Boston to Fairfax County to New York City, school officials are overhauling admissions to engineer…
Imagine this: you get an unexpected knock on your door. You are then subjected to an unwarranted and intrusive inspection of your home by federal agents, and you live with…
Nestled in Bruneau, Idaho, Ace Black Ranches (ABR) stands as a testament to generations of hard work and dedication. Since 1875, this family-owned, 800-acre ranch has been a cherished legacy,…
Case Summary In the field of child psychiatry, Dr. Allan Josephson was a respected figure known for his expertise and unwavering integrity. As the head of the Division of Child…
Intro As an individual, you possess the inherent and fundamental right to protect yourself and your loved ones. As an American, this right is protected under the Second Amendment. But…
Imagine the distress of discovering that the government was trying to keep you off your own property. Picture the frustration of decades spent enjoying your land’s freedom, only to face a sudden government decree that it’s no longer at your disposal.
Does a court get to decide it knows better than Congress what is in the public’s interest? The D.C. Circuit Court seems to think so as they attempt to re-write statute to derail a key infrastructure project that would create economic growth for a remote community.