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A Brush with Death
Green extremists worked to destroy my family’s ranch. And a potentially deadly act of mechanical sabotage remains unexplained.
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Saving the Last Cattle Drive
We hit the trail to learn what it takes to move cattle across Wyoming’s grizzly country
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Second Amendment Victory: New Mexico Lawsuit Ends!
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has ended special restrictions on firearms retailers originally implemented during coronavirus shutdowns, after MSLF got into the fight.
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Case Update: ‘Patch of Heaven’ Camp Floods Again
Days before Easter, the Patch of Heaven property in Amargosa Valley, Nevada flooded again due to the federal government’s illegally diverted stream. Each new flood is a painful reminder of what the government took from the small church.
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MSLF Client Dies, Still Waiting for Justice
Sidney Longwell, an entrepreneur in the finest tradition of the American Frontier, passed away after 38 years of waiting for justice in his lawsuit against the federal government.
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MSLF Forum: Author Tara Ross Explains Why We Need the Electoral College
MSLF hosted author Tara Ross, as a guest speaker during our recent public forum in Las Vegas. Tara shared highlights from her book, “Why We Need the Electoral College.”
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Coronavirus Gun Store Shutdown
Even in an emergency, constitutionally-protected rights must be defended. New Mexico’s governor shut down the state’s firearms retailers as part of her emergency orders designed to stop the spread of COVID-19.
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New Case Alert: Environmental Extremists Bully Feds to End Gila River Grazing
Radical environmentalists are suing the federal agencies that manage grazing and are threatening the very future of southwestern ranching.
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Training Constitutional Warriors: MSLF Fellowships Empower My Generation to Defend Liberty
The opportunity to work as a fellow at Mountain States Legal Foundation taught me that it is imperative we hold our government accountable and keep it in check.
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A Quiet Hero: Remembering Freedom’s Advocate H.A. ‘Dave’ True, Jr.
In the lobby of True Companies in Casper, Wyoming hangs a plaque: The Code of the West. The 10 principles listed include courage, fairness and keeping your word. Those are all values True Companies’ founder “Dave” True, Jr., 1915-1994, lived out. The legendary Wyoming wildcatter is also known to many as an entrepreneur and a philanthropist. He’s known to Mountain States Legal Foundation as a hero and former Chairman of the Board.