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… told the students they would be arrested for trespassing if they didn’t cease their expressive activities. “Public … verbally or in writing on a beach ball. The university can’t play ‘keep away’ with the First Amendment.” On Oct. 17, … verbally or in writing on a beach ball. The university can’t play ‘keep away’ with the First Amendment.” On Oct. 17, …

… CO graphic artist to US Supreme Court: The state can’t ignore Constitution, force artists to speak against … that “Americans should be free to express ideas even if the government disagrees with those ideas,” 90% agreed that “the government should not be able to force you to say things you don’t believe,” and 87% agreed that …

… precedent in these types of cases is clear: officials can’t toss someone out of a public event simply because they … out Christian literature. As one officer told the man, “If you hand out one more tract, you’re going to jail.” Owen, … District Court for the Western District of New York on May 10. ADF is a legal alliance of Christian attorneys and …

… empty schools if mayor doesn’t act Published March 30, 2015 Related Case: Bronx Household of Faith v. Board of … after the 2nd Circuit’s ruling. “Any community group can meet in New York City’s school buildings during … access,” de Blasio said at a press conference last year. “You know, they have to go through the same application …

… contrary to her beliefs A federal district court ruled NY can compel an artist to create photographs, blogs that … that the state of New York and a local district attorney can force Carpenter to create photographs and blogs … criminals. Emilee and Lorie happily serve all people; they just cannot promote messages which contradict their religious …

… pay $2,001, surrender her freedom Published February 20, 2015 Related Case: Arlene's Flowers v. State of Washington … In his news release, Ferguson offered to drop his lawsuit if she would pay $2,001 and agree to give up her religious freedom. “As you may imagine, it has been mentally and emotionally …

… The personal well-wishes of a student are no different just because they mention God,” said Senior Counsel David … say our goodbyes and leave middle school behind, I say to you, may the Lord bless you and keep you, make His face shine upon you and be …

… service to non-religious activities Published November 10, 2016 Related Case: Liebl v. Schmidt MADISON, Wis.  – … activities involved religion. Under the policy, a student can, for example, earn credit for teaching unless the … bias,” said ADF Legal Counsel Travis Barham. “If the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire wants to require …

… the state of New York and a local district attorney can force small business owner Emilee Carpenter to create … Jonathan Scruggs. “Emilee happily serves all people; she just cannot promote messages which contradict her religious … . In that case, the 10th Circuit ruled that the government can compel web designer and graphic artist Lorie Smith to …

… her speech, the library’s regional manager told her that if she continued to refer to male athletes as men, she would … related freedoms for students and faculty so that everyone can freely participate in the marketplace of ideas without … related freedoms for students and faculty so that everyone can freely participate in the marketplace of ideas without …