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Pacific Legal Foundation
Law Practice
Sacramento, California 3,938 followers
We defend Americans in court when the government violates their constitutional rights.
About us
Pacific Legal Foundation fights for Americans in court against unjust laws and regulations. Our clients include farmers, brewers, artists, homeowners, fishermen, and parents whose constitutional rights are being threatened. We represent everyone free of charge, and our victories set precedents for freedom—including at the Supreme Court, where we won our 18th victory in January 2024. Want to play a role in groundbreaking legal battles? Consider applying to PLF. We’re a fast-growing, collaborative team of litigators, researchers, legal policy experts, filmmakers, writers, fundraisers, and more working together from across the United States, either remotely or from one of our three offices (in California, Florida, and DC). We host regular in-person retreats to encourage creativity, mentorship, and open dialogue across the organization. For more information on our open positions or to submit a general interest application, please visit: PacificLegal.org/careers
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- Industry
- Law Practice
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Sacramento, California
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1973
- Specialties
- Property Rights, Economic Liberty, Regulation, Separation of Powers, Public Interest Law, and Public Policy Reform
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555 Capitol Mall
Suite 1290
Sacramento, California 95814, US
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3100 Clarendon Blvd
Suite 1000
Arlington, Virginia 22201, US
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4440 PGA Blvd
Suite 307
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410, US
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Updates
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We have some insaaaane research that demonstrates the complete lack of control over fishery management councils 😵💫 The full report, Unconstitutionally Appointed: Introducing Accountability to Marine Fisheries Management, lives on our site ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/e2YNzt8j
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"I’m going to be gone before my time. Because of my deterioration of the scar tissue in my brain, I may wake up and not even recognize my son or my wife. It’s the biggest overreach you can imagine." Tom Hamann is fighting for his health and his rights. Pacific Legal Foundation has the privilege of helping him. https://lnkd.in/ehz5vFVY
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🐟 Holy mackerel! Regional fishery management councils (which regulate the U.S. fishing industry) operate with little to no accountability or oversight: 5000+ rules, 100 major ones, millions in economic impact, and barely a peep from Congress 🚨 New research from our team shows how these councils are making waves in all the wrong ways: https://lnkd.in/e5iMXZfD
New report: Fishery management councils are unaccountable and must be fixed by Congress
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Kudos to President Trump for taking the first steps to end DEI programs in the federal government. These executive orders are wins for all Americans, who should be treated equally regardless of their immutable characteristics. https://lnkd.in/dw29YJ7X
President Trump's Executive Order ending DEI policies is 'significant win'
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Allowing the government to dictate social media platforms’ policies is actually really bad because it sets a precedent of state control over information that may have sinister consequences in the future. Not sure what we mean? We have you covered ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e2PaApeV
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FREE THE RUM! Disadvantaging Alaska and Hawaii was a feature of the 1920 Jones Act, not a bug. Residents deserve better than to be shackled by this relic of a bygone era. https://lnkd.in/e6WYPJqm
Civil Beat: The Jones Act Is Sinking The Economies Of Alaska And Hawaii
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A high school senior says she “never really had another plan” beyond becoming an elementary school teacher. She looked for college scholarships to help pursue her dream, but found out she was the wrong race for a government scholarship program created specifically to aid students pursuing teaching careers. “It is an absolute injustice,” her mother said. We agree. https://lnkd.in/em9ZBX6d
Illinois family battles state’s race-based scholarship