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… a brief with the New Hampshire Supreme Court Wednesday to release all documents related to the state’s funding of … them. In June, a lower court ruled the state partially release some of its documents. “The people of New Hampshire … funds. The brief to the state Supreme Court asks for the release of the remaining records. The court also did not …

High court allows courts, bureaucrats to exceed their authority

… freelance writer cannot be punished for refusing to write press releases for the Church of Scientology, even if he is … freelance writer cannot be punished for refusing to write press releases for the Church of Scientology, even if he is …

… for ourselves, we must defend it for others.” A full news release on the decision will be posted on the  303 Creative … for ourselves, we must defend it for others.” A full news release on the decision will be posted on the  303 Creative …

… and Geneva College officials announced the lawsuit  at a press conference Tuesday. The suit is the second ADF lawsuit … morally objectionable treatments.” President Obama held a press conference on Feb. 10 to offer a “compromise” under … and Geneva College officials announced the lawsuit  at a press conference Tuesday. The suit is the second ADF lawsuit …

… against biological males. “The governor intends to have a press conference launching an initiative Monday to control … an ‘initiative’ promoted by a few athletes at a press conference—will be more empty words.” Alliance … against biological males. “The governor intends to have a press conference launching an initiative Monday to control …

ADF attorneys available for media interviews following hearing Wednesday

… in Hein v. Freedom from Religion Foundation can be read at www.telladf.org/UserDocs/HeinOpinion.pdf . ADF is a legal alliance …

The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel and Vice President of Appellate Advocacy John Bursch regarding a friend-of-the-court brief filed Friday by Holtzman Vogel PLLC on ADF’s behalf that urges the U.S. Supreme Court to take O’Handley v. Weber, a case in which California instructed Twitter to punish an American citizen for sharing political speech on the social media platform that government officials disfavored: “Government officials can’t tell a social media company to punish an American citizen simply because they disagree with his political ...

… evasive response through the media to their concerns.  In press reports, the principal and other officials have … the Whitsons with no choice but to file suit.  A news release from the district did not address the Whitson’s … evasive response through the media to their concerns.  In press reports, the principal and other officials have …