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New IJ Project Seeks to Secure Fourth Amendment Rights
Private property is the bedrock of the American Dream. It’s why generations have toiled, scrimped, and saved for themselves and their posterity. And it’s why IJ has fought for decades against policies that let government officials take people’s property. The Framers of the U.S. Constitution understood that property isn’t really yours if the government can take it on a whim or to line someone else’s pocket.
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Short Circuit: 50 Years of “Our Federalism” <[link removed]>
Professor Fred Smith of Emory Law joins us to discuss how Younger v. Harris, decided 50 years ago, has made it difficult to fight state court systems that have become de facto debtors’ prisons.
Short Circuit: No Vehicles in the Park Remix <[link removed]>
The D.C. Circuit asks when is a vehicle not a vehicle? And IJ attorney Paul Sherman walks us through how the Ninth Circuit found Montana’s rather bizarre system of ballot access partly constitutional, but partly not.
IJ Now Accepts Crypto Donations
Did you know that IJ accepts more than 40 cryptocurrencies? IJ will put your crypto donation to immediate good use defending the Constitution and the rights of all Americans. Plus, if you itemize, you may be able to deduct the full value of your donation from your taxes. What could be a better use of that Dogecoin? Get started here <[link removed]>.
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