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Parents Do Not Lose Their Rights at the Schoolhouse Gate (opens the original)
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Parents cannot meaningfully direct their children’s upbringing if the government keeps them in the dark.Parents send their children to school trusting educators to teach and care for them. That trust does not mean families surrender their authority at the schoolhouse gate. For a century, the Supreme Court has recognized limits on government interference with parents’ decisions about upbringing and education. In Meyer v. Nebraska, the Court protected parents’ ability to direct their children’s ed
The Silent Abridgement of Freedom (opens the original)
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The general warrant. The writ of assistance. The oath ex officio. Unfamiliar concepts to us today, but highly personal to the American colonists.So why take a moment to talk about them? Because we have lost our societal memory of what it meant to live at a time when those were to be feared. As a result, we have allowed a pervasive technology to creep into our everyday lives, tracking our movements and selling the data to any government entity willing to pay: automated license plate readers (ALPR
Liberty Justice Center Sues Brooklyn Library Union Over Compulsory Dues (opens the original)
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BROOKLYN, N.Y. | September 23, 2026—The Liberty Justice Center filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of Brooklyn Public Library employee Jeffrey A. Schwartz, challenging the requirement that he pay union dues as a condition of his employment.In Schwartz v. Brooklyn Library Guild, Local 1482, AFL-CIO, et al., the Liberty Justice Center represents Schwartz, a Government Documents Librarian at the Brooklyn Public Library (BPL). The lawsu
What Grade Did Your State Earn? (opens the original)
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Recently, the Commonwealth Foundation, headquartered in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, released a grade report on worker freedom.The report ranked all states from A+ to F, with “A” going to states that protect worker freedom the most. These states prohibit collective bargaining in the public sector.Beyond a Reasonable Docket is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<form class="subscription-widget
Liberty Justice Center Urges Supreme Court to Protect Parents’ Right to Challenge Washington’s Runaway-Child Laws (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON | Sept. 16, 2026—The Liberty Justice Center’s PARENTS Initiative, together with the Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies, filed an amicus brief in International Partn
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