by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Dec 29, 2016 | 2016, Free Speech
Mayor’s lawsuit “frivolously” violated local bloggers’ right to free speech Cleveland, OH – An Ohio Court ordered Maple Heights, Ohio Mayor Jeffery Lansky and his attorney to pay $9,395 in attorney’s fees and costs to internet...
by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Oct 13, 2016 | 2016, Property Rights
Private ethane pipeline to Canada is not a “public use” or “public necessity,” as required by Ohio Constitution Ruling will protect property rights of Ohio farmers and other rural property owners Bowling Green, OH – An Ohio court ruled...
by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Jul 13, 2016 | 2016
15 families unite and move to dismiss corporation’s case attempting to take their land through eminent domain. Columbus, OH – The 1851 Center for Constitutional Law moved to dismiss 16 separate eminent domain cases filed in Bowling Green, Ohio by Texas...
by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Jun 1, 2016 | 2016, Uncategorized
Fourth Amendment prohibits state mandate to make business records, property, and inventory available to state agents “at all times” and “upon demand” Columbus, OH – A federal court ruled that State Agencies violate the Fourth Amendment’s...
by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | May 4, 2016 | 2016
Legal Center moves to protect Ohioans’ property rights from unlawful searches and fees statewide Columbus, OH – The 1851 Center for Constitutional Law moved in federal court to immediately enjoin Ohio cities, and the Cities of Bedford and Oakwood in...
