David Roland – Freedom Center of Missouri

Kansas City Premier Apartments is a business that provides the public with information to help people search for rental property in the Kansas City area. The Missouri Real Estate Commission decided that KCPA was practicing as a…more

On July 19, 2011, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that the First Amendment did not prevent the government from criminalizing the communication of truthful, harmless information about rental properties. Despite this holding,…more

In response to the City's suggestion that the Mills family must go before the Hazelwood Board of Adjustment before the court has jurisdiction to hear this case, the Plaintiffs point out five Missouri Supreme Court cases to the…more

On June 15, 2011, the City filed a Motion to Dismiss. It argues (incorrectly) that our Petiton is an appeal of the City's denial of a permit request and that the Mills family must pursue that appeal through the City's…more

In this case the government attempted to shut down Kansas City Premier Apartments, a company that helps apartment seekers in the Kansas City area find new places to live by providing them with information about rental properties…more

In this case the government attempted to shut down Kansas City Premier Apartments, a company that helps apartment seekers in the Kansas City area find new places to live by providing them with information about rental properties…more

Each February and March for the past six years Caitlin Mills, 16, and Abigail Mills, 14, have put a card table in front of their home in Hazelwood, Missouri, and sold Girl Scout cookies to drivers passing by. This year,…more

Accused by a government agency of engaging in criminal activity, Brooke Gray has for months been fighting to be given the constitutional protections usually afforded to the criminally accused: a presumption of innocence, the…more

Kansas City Premier Apartments is a business specializing in providing members of the public with useful information about rental properties in the Kansas City area. The Missouri Real Estate Commission admitted that the…more

The Missouri Veterinary Medical Board filed a lawsuit seeking to enjoin Brooke Gray from filing down sharp enamel points on horses' teeth, which the Board argues constitutes the practice of veterinary medicine. Gray denied the…more

The Missouri Board of Veterinary Medicine filed suit against Brooke Gray and B&B Equine Dentistry, alleging that they had committed the crime of practicing veterinary medicine without a license. Ms. Gray is alleged to have…more

The Missouri Veterinary Medical Board has accused Brooke Gray of committing the criminal offense of practicing veterinary medicine without a license. Rather than initiate a criminal proceeding, however, the Board is seeking an…more

In response to a lawsuit seeking to prevent Mrs. Brooke Gray from earning a living using the knowledge and skills she has developed for nearly a decade, Gray invoked her Fifth Amendment right not to answer questions that could…more

This brief makes the case that Missouri's real estate licensing statutes violate both the state and U.S. constitutions. In addition to garden-variety discussion of free speech and commercial speech as protected under the First…more

The Missouri Veterinary Medical Board filed suit seeking to enjoin Brooke Gray from filing sharp enamel points from horses' teeth, which the Board argues constitutes the practice of veterinary medicine, which is a criminal…more