David McDonald interviewed on public land use rule
The new BLM rule introducing so-called conservation leasing will likely become the administration’s vehicle for locking up federal property.
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Mountain States is 3-0 in Grizzly Bear Case
The 9th Circuit appellate court once again handed a victory to Mountain States and our courageous clients in the fight for property rights!
So a Neighbor Asked…what are amicus briefs, and how do they protect liberty?
Welcome to “So a Neighbor Asked,” a MSLF webinar series where our attorneys help you understand the Constitution, the law, and the principles of liberty.
So a Neighbor Asked…How Secure is Our Right to Liberty?
MSLF Writes Letter to Dean of Stanford Law School
It is the responsibility of the law school to disabuse students of the notion they may freely disrupt, harass, and intimidate others based on their beliefs.
MSLF announces first win in Rio Grande National Forest Case
Mountain States continues to rack up victories early in 2023 for our determined clients. In the latest good news, the San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council and other petitioners have agreed to dismiss several of their challenges to the revised forest plan for the Rio Grande National Forest. While several claims remain, this settlement represents a significant win for our clients: the Trails Preservation Alliance, the Colorado Snowmobile Association, and other forest riders.
So a neighbor asked…what is Title IX, and does it interfere with the freedom of speech?
Ninth Circuit win for MSLF prevents environmental power grab!
In yet another victory for property rights, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, based in San Francisco, has ruled in favor of reason, science, and the interests of Mountain States Legal Foundation’s clients!
Statement from CKBA Director on Colorado Gun Ban Proposal
MSLF’s Center to Keep and Bear Arms is aware of reports that a so-called Assault Weapons Ban will be introduced in the Colorado legislature. We urge legislators to reject such a plan, given that a bill of this nature would be unconstitutional and cost the state unnecessary taxpayer funds to lose and pay attorney fees. If a bill is enacted that prohibits law-abiding citizens from carrying commonly used firearms, the Center stands ready to go to court to fight for our Second Amendment-protected rights.