Property taxes must be paid, and homeowners must follow specific statutory protocols when their properties are sold in tax sales, but the government does not have the discretion to keep any more money beyond what's owed.
June 22, 2022
Supreme Court of Alabama
February 15, 2022
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Courts shouldn’t let administrative agencies determine the scope of ambiguous criminal laws.
February 08, 2022
US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
The Arizona Department of Administration's attempt to incorporate the Fair Labor Standards Act and the Portal Act violates the Separation of Powers Clause of the Arizona Constitution.
January 26, 2022
Supreme Court of Arizona
Colleges and universities cannot discriminate based on race in their admissions processes
December 14, 2021
Supreme Court of the United States
Colleges and universities cannot discriminate based on race in their admissions processes
March 30, 2021
Supreme Court of the United States
The Fourth Amendment Defends Liberty by Securing Property from Government Invasions
February 19, 2021
Supreme Court of the United States
To ensure accountability, powerful government officials must be appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate.
February 17, 2021
Supreme Court of the United States
The Voting Rights Act Guarantees Equal Opportunity to Vote, Not Equal Racial Outcomes
February 16, 2021
Supreme Court of the United States