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Mostly law professors | Sometimes contrarian | Often libertarian | Always independentPlease enjoy the latest edition of&nbsp;, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice.New on the&nbsp;: The real RBT and the King's Bench (in Pennsylvania) approves COVID-19 restrictions.&nbsp;&nbsp;for Apple Podcasts.Last year, Clarkston, Wash. resident Kathy Hay and her family put up a little free pantry in their backyard—a blue cupboard where the family and their neighbors donated fresh produce, canned goods, and other foods for the dozen or so needy neighbors and families who used the pantry each day. But in February, Asotin County officials shut the pantry down under threat of jail time and ruinous fines unless Kathy complies with dozens of requirements, like setting up a 501(c)(3). And even if she complies, she will still be banned from offering fresh foods. The red tape and the ban do not make sense, especially during the pandemic, so Kathy and her neighbors have teamed up with IJ to file a constitutional challenge in federal court.&nbsp;&nbsp;to learn more.

Mostly law professors | Sometimes contrarian | Often libertarian | Always independentPlease enjoy the latest edition of&nbsp;, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice.New on the&nbsp;: The real RBT and the King's Bench (in Pennsylvania) approves COVID-19 restrictions.&nbsp;&nbsp;for Apple Podcasts.Last year, Clarkston, Wash. resident Kathy Hay and her family put up a little free pantry in their backyard—a blue cupboard where the family and their neighbors donated fresh produce, canned goods, and other foods for the dozen or so needy neighbors and families who used the pantry each...

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