Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature written by a bunch of people at the Institute for Justice.
Hot dang! This week, the Arizona Supreme Court agreed to hear an IJ economic liberty case that asks whether the state constitution protects the right to earn an honest living free of unreasonable, arbitrary, or oppressive laws. (We say yes.) Click here to learn more about the case.
Oh no! The Dept. of Homeland Security has proposed a new rule allowing them to require DNA of citizens and non-citizens alike, and then store it indefinitely for law-enforcement use. Click here for IJ's comment explaining how that would violate the Fourth Amendment.
