Interior designer Cynthia Hernandez works at her desk in her home in Farmington, Conn. on Wednesday, July 1, 2009. Hernadez was one of three plaintiffs in a lawsuit brought against the state of Connecticut asking that the law requiring that interior designers be licensed be struck down. On Tuesday, a federal judge struck down the Connecticut law that requires people calling themselves interior designers to get a license or face fines and possible prison time. AP Photo logo AP Photo 32 months ago

Interior designer Cynthia Hernandez works at her desk in her home in Farmington, Conn. on Wednesday, July 1, 2009. Hernadez was one of three plaintiffs in a lawsuit brought against the state of Connecticut asking that the law requiring that interior designers be licensed be struck down. On Tuesday, a federal judge struck down the Connecticut law that requires people calling themselves interior designers to get a license or face fines and possible prison time.