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We sue the government—and we win!
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    Jul 17
    BREAKING: South Carolina bans tattoo studios within 1,000 feet of any church, school, or playground — a rule so broad it wipes out most of the state. And the state criminalized tattooing anyone’s head, face, or neck. We're challenging these on First Amendment grounds.
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    Jul 29
    VICTORY: Houston forced non-minority-owned businesses to hand over up to 19% of every city contract to minority-owned subcontractors. Yesterday, a federal court permanently struck the program down for failing to comply with the Fourteenth Amendment.
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    Jul 28
    VICTORY! When Ralph and Suzanne announced plans to build affordable housing on their land, the Mayor of Johnston, RI announced he would “use all the power of government” to stop it. Today, a federal court struck down the town’s attempt to seize a family's land.
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    Jul 28
    VICTORY! After Honolulu slapped an 83-year-old retiree with $600,000 in fines, put a lien on her home, and blocked her from renewing her driver's license. Sandra May accepted a settlement, cutting that fine by 95%, and allowing her to keep her home.
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    May 28
    BREAKING: Honolulu is charging 83-year-old retiree Sandra May with $600,000 in fines over a website error. The City put a lien on her home and cut off her access to basic city services. Today, we filed suit to stop these excessive fines.
    Photos courtesy of Michelle Mishina
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    Jul 23
    BREAKING: Menlo Park told homebuilder Mircea Voskerician he could subdivide his lot into two, but only if he paid a $127,400 "recreation in-lieu" fee first. Permit fees must be directly related to the impact of the project. We’re helping him challenge this government overreach.
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