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… 9th Circuit says Gilbert church must be heard on religious sign discrimination Case sent back to lower court … cannot require churches to abide by stricter rules than it places on other non-commercial signs. The … smaller in size, fewer in number, and displayed for much less time than similar non-religious signs. However, the town …

… decision that allows governor to treat churches worse than casinos Published June 22, 2020 Related Case: Calvary … theme parks, and gyms to operate at 50% capacity but restricts churches to gatherings of 50 or fewer people: … to resume in-person worship services that would amount to less than 50% of its building’s capacity, or 90 people, and …

… female”: “Female athletes have fought long and hard for equal opportunities, and they deserve to compete on a level … female athletes so that they can compete and win. But the NCAA’s regressive policies ignore biological reality … non-profit legal organization committed to protecting religious freedom, free speech, parental rights, and the …

… sues to prevent state from forcing church to violate its religious beliefs Alliance Defense Fund attorneys represent … Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association Published August 13, 2007 Related Case: Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association … same site have hosted church and worship services for more than 100 years.  It is currently used for Sunday worship …

… library's decision to treat religious speakers differently than everyone else is a blatant violation of the … officials, opens library meeting rooms to the public but prohibits the use of meeting rooms for "religious … Court has consistently demanded that the government give equal access to speakers, a library would exclude Christians …

… Arlington, which allows other nonprofit uses in the zone but singled out the school for exclusion. “The government … being neutral when it treats religious organizations worse than everyone else,” said ADF Senior Counsel Erik Stanley. … Court of the United States … public square … Ohio … equal access … Case:Tree of Life Christian Schools v. City of …

… Religious freedom prevails in Texas school flier showdown … speech.” Houston attorney G. Scott Fiddler, one of more than 2,100 attorneys in the ADF alliance, served as local … funding, and litigation to protect and preserve religious liberty, the sanctity of life, marriage, and the family.   …

… Ohio school district welcomes fliers…as long as they’re not religious ADF attorneys file suit against Garfield Heights … “Jump Rope for Heart” event were allowed to be handed out, but insisted that fliers with religious content were strictly … funding, and litigation to protect and preserve religious liberty, the sanctity of life, marriage, and the family. …

… count on the SEC to be a viewpoint-neutral referee, but officials are showing up wearing one of the team’s … off the ballot 72% of the time—26% more frequently than those originating from progressive viewpoints. Although … subjects’ important to religious shareholders.” ADF cites 13 issues the SEC deemed “significant social policy” that …

… of Life Schools can proceed to trial Published May 19, 2016 Related Case: Tree of Life Christian Schools v. City of … a zoning regulation that prohibits schools within the zone but permits daycare facilities and other similar uses. “Local … and other similar uses of equal size that provide less tax revenue than even Tree of Life’s school. The …