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High Court Will Determine Whether Forbidding More Than Two People from Living Together Violates Ohio Constitution

High Court Will Determine Whether Forbidding More Than Two People from Living Together Violates Ohio Constitution

by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Jun 25, 2025 | 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 25, 2025 Legal Center:  zoning is to stop property uses that inflict harm on others, not social engineering Kent, OH – The Supreme Court of Ohio will hear arguments on whether Ohio cities can ban groups of more than two from living together...
Legal Center Moves to Stop Unconstitutional Fair Housing Shakedowns

Legal Center Moves to Stop Unconstitutional Fair Housing Shakedowns

by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Jun 25, 2025 | 2025

LEGAL CENTER MOVES TO STOP UNCONSTITUTIONAL “FAIR HOUSING” SHAKEDOWNS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 24, 2025 Dayton nonprofit hires actors to manufacture discrimination by entrapping and shakedown unsuspecting homeowners.   Dayton, OH – The 1851 Center for Constitutional...
Ohio Court:  Cities Can’t Force Homeowners to Repair City Sidewalks 

Ohio Court:  Cities Can’t Force Homeowners to Repair City Sidewalks 

by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Jun 25, 2025 | 2025

Ohio Court: Cities Can’t Force Homeowners to Repair City Sidewalks FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 1, 2025 Painesville sidewalk tax on abutting homeowners, whether they damage the sidewalks or not, violates Due Process, is unconstitutional. Painesville, OH – An...
High Court Will Determine Whether Ohio Cities Can Gut Search Warrant Requirement When Homes are For Sale or Rent

High Court Will Determine Whether Ohio Cities Can Gut Search Warrant Requirement When Homes are For Sale or Rent

by 1851 Center for Constitutional Law | Jun 25, 2025 | 2025

High Court Will Determine Whether Ohio Cities Can Gut Search Warrant Requirement When Homes are For Sale or Rent FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 1, 2025 North Canton’s crusade for warrants to enter homes based solely on lack of consent from homeowners is unconstitutional....

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