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Will California Censor Horseshoeing Schools? Neigh!
After more than four years of litigation, IJ client Bob Smith and his school, Pacific Coast Horseshoeing School (PCHS), are free to once again teach job skills to those who need them most. Bob opened PCHS in 1991 to teach horseshoeing through mostly hands-on instruction in small groups. In 2017, Bob was informed that he was breaking the law. His crime? Teaching horseshoeing to paying students who had not completed high school, a GED, or a government exam.
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Deep Dive: These Inspectors Think “Open for Business” Means “No Warrant Required” <[link removed]>
Jeremy Bennett had no idea that asking a government agent to come back when his shop was open meant that he might face jail time for “denying” an inspection. We discuss how courts have disregarded protections against warrantless inspections, how it affects ordinary Americans, and what can be done to make things right.
Short Circuit: Rules for Traffic Stops <[link removed]>
Ever wondered when the police can pull you over and what they can do once you stop? Then this episode brings news you can use through a couple recent traffic stop cases.
Research Reports
NATIONAL SURVEY | January 25, 2022
Entrepreneur From Home
The Institute for Justice surveyed 1,902 home-based business owners at a time when the COVID-19 pandemic caused job losses and shuttered businesses. The survey revealed sizable portions of respondents started businesses after pandemic-related job losses (one in three) or business closures (one in four). For these entrepreneurs, home-based businesses provide essential income and much-needed flexibility.
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