IFS Cases

Qualified immunity only extends to private parties working for the government “in pursuit of government objectives,” not to those acting for their own benefit.

A sweeping Hawaiʻi law aims to silence the groups that residents most typically use to make their voices heard—including advocacy organizations, unions, charitable nonprofits, ...

Simon Amaya Price, a critic of gender ideology who regularly receives death threats, faced an impossible choice: publicly reveal his address or forfeit his ...

The Augusta School Board repeatedly silenced Nicholas Blanchard for criticizing board members and school officials during public comment periods

Current Georgia law creates an unfair system by allowing some candidates to raise unlimited funds through "leadership committees" while denying the same opportunity to ...

Colorado requires that an issue committee name its registered agent on the face of its communications, along with a disclaimer about the committee’s identity.  

Minnesota’s invasive, unconstitutional lobbying disclosure laws practically hand-deliver an “enemies list” to activists looking to harass groups and their vendors.

The lawsuit argues that Golden West College's disciplinary code provisions are unconstitutionally vague, overbroad, and selectively enforced against conservative viewpoints.

The suit aims to ensure that Scaer—and others—can speak freely at future board meetings without fear of censorship, retaliation, or removal simply for expressing ...

If your political donation, no matter how small, passes through an online conduit like WinRed and ActBlue, your name and address information is now ...