“The third-party doctrine enables government to gather rafts of information without first obtaining a warrant based on probable cause and particularized suspicion.”
December 23, 2024
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
"By taking more property than was necessary to pay the debt, the County violated the Michigan and U.S. Constitutions."
January 02, 2025
State of Michigan in the Supreme Court
"As the Supreme Court recently confirmed, the government commits an unconstitutional taking of private property when it retains more than is due from a tax foreclosure sale."
November 26, 2024
Court of Appeals of the State of Oregon
“The question presented is whether an eviction moratorium depriving property owners of the fundamental right to exclude nonpaying tenants effects a physical taking.”
November 15, 2024
Supreme Court of the United States
“This Court’s precedents have established that the federal government may exercise sovereign power over land it owns, to the exclusion of the state.”
October 22, 2024
Supreme Court of the United States
“PLF advocates in favor of the highest levels of constitutional protection for property tax debtors.”
August 12, 2024
Supreme Court of the United States
“Property owners have a fundamental constitutional right to say “keep out,” and statutes authorizing third parties to enter private property without consent are presumptively takings, requiring both condemnation proceedings and the payment of just compensation.”
August 19, 2024
Court of Appeals of the State of Oregon
"The holding in Tyler is clear: when valuable property is taken to satisfy a less valuable tax debt, the former owner is entitled to just compensation for her equity interest in that property."
June 05, 2024
Supreme Court of New Jersey
"When a regulation dedicates private property rights to public use, without just compensation, it is contrary to the Fifth Amendment and unconstitutional. But the court below did not see it that way."
June 12, 2024
Supreme Court of Texas