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Speech that needs permission isn't free. And speech the government censors isn't legal. Period.

Want your amicus brief to make an impact? Justice Daniel Kelly explains what sets standout briefs apart from the forgettable ones. Hint: It's all about depth and breadth—not just echoing the parties. 🎥 Watch this Ask The Judge episode to learn what judges really value:

🚪 If courts start closing their doors to injured parties, who will be left to challenge unlawful regulations? In Diamond Alternative Energy v. EPA, the Supreme Court affirmed a critical principle: even businesses indirectly harmed by regulations can have standing to sue. Why

Free speech isn’t negotiable. Even if the government thinks you’re “dangerous.” 🗣️❗🔒

Imagine this: You’re sued by the government. You go to court... And the “judge” works for your opponent.

They say “just follow the rules.” We say: Who made them? (Hint: Not Congress.)

Today’s agenda: ⚖️ Suing unlawful agencies 🗽 Restoring liberty 🥪 Refuel

Presidents are reshaping trade policy—and the Constitution—with the stroke of a pen. Tomorrow, NCLA’s Andrew Morris joins legal experts to discuss how executive power is redefining tariffs, bypassing Congress, and undermining the rule of law. 📅 July 23 | 12pm ET 💻 Society for the Rule of Law

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There’s nothing “neutral” about administrative law judges paid by the same agency that prosecutes you. ⚖️👨‍⚖️🚫

🚪 Can small businesses sue when federal agencies shut them down? In FDA v. R.J. Reynolds Vapor Company, SCOTUS said yes—ruling that anyone adversely affected by an FDA decision has the right to challenge it in court. That means convenience stores and gas stations can fight back

IEEPA wasn’t meant to be a tariff machine. But here we are. 🙄

📠 Paper faxes, email faxes, and a multi-million dollar class action? 🎥: youtu.be/we6R7Rc3pKA In McLaughlin Chiropractic Associates v. McKesson, SCOTUS tackled a key question: When a statute is ambiguous, do courts have to defer to agencies like the FCC? Short answer: Not

You can’t “delegate” liberty away. Not to agencies. Not to bureaucrats. Not to anyone. 🚫

They call it a regulation. We call it lawmaking without accountability. ⚖️🙅‍♀️

🚨 The Thunder Basin Trap still snares Americans trying to defend their constitutional rights. In her latest blog, NCLA’s Andreia Trifoi explains how the Supreme Court’s flawed Thunder Basin doctrine is still being used to block people from challenging agency abuse—despite

Is it hot outside ☀️🥵 or is that just the #AdministrativeState melting down? 🔥🫠

Unelected. Unaccountable. Unlawful. 😤

🚨 FBI raids the wrong house. The family sues. Lower courts say: “Tough luck.” 🎥: youtu.be/we6R7Rc3pKA In Martin v. United States, SCOTUS stepped in and said otherwise—ruling that the Federal Tort Claims Act does give innocent Americans a way to seek justice when federal