Today PLF filed a motion for summary judgment in federal district court to reverse the government’s decision to prohibit motorized travel on hundreds of miles of roads and trails in Tahoe National Forest. Historically, these routes were available to individuals … Continue reading
It’s been 11 years since the twin towers fell on 9/11. Pain from that day is still felt in the hearts of countless Americans. But in spite of the pain, in the wake of the horrors and agony and heroism, … Continue reading
When government bureaucrats start shutting down lemonade stands and hassling five year olds for operating without a permit, you know we have a problem. When they make acts of charity illegal, you have to question if we’ve hit rock bottom. … Continue reading
Pacific Legal Foundation was founded on March 5, 1973. On Monday, we will be celebrating 39 years of fighting for freedom, and wish to thank all of those who have supported us over the years with their donations, their time, … Continue reading
Pacific Legal Foundation has unilaterally declared that today, February 24th, should be recognized as National Public Interest Law Day! Here is why, from PLF’s Director of Litigation, James S. Burling: When people think of the American Revolution, they don’t immediately … Continue reading
At our December Gala, held in Sacramento on December 1, 2011, PLF inaugurated an annual award, the “Foundation of Freedom” award. In this first year, PLF named Charles Trainor, who has served on PLF’s Board of Trustees for many years, … Continue reading
Author: Brian T. Hodges The Japanese science fiction novel Harmony, by Project Itoh, is a timely cautionary tale about the struggle between individuality and government control. Itoh shares his intricate and multi-layered vision of a world in the not-too-distant future … Continue reading