Skip to content

Search

Showing 373 results for "court denies colorado graphic designer relief same law used against jack phillips"
  • … its beliefs about marriage. Michigan even has a state law on the books that protects the rights of faith-based … like their beliefs. That is something the U.S. Supreme Court made clear in its decision in Trinity Lutheran Church … Supreme Court has ruled twice—including in its decision on same-sex marriage—that the government must respect the belief …
  • … representatives in the legislature, and then signed into law by the governor. This process is representative democracy … so the people can vote “yes” or “no” directly on a new law, instead of relying on an elected representative to do … What does a ballot measure do? Ballot measures can be used to shape state law in a few different ways: 1. Ballot …
  • … Practices Abortion advocates in Arizona are attacking a law that protects unborn children with genetic anomalies like … Arizona’s laws. In March 2023, a federal district court issued an order allowing the two lawmakers to … Toma want to ensure unborn children are not discriminated against because of their genetic makeup. Unborn babies have a …
  • … first approved them in 2000. Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health … abortion laws protecting women and girls, and the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs affirmed that right. But an … laws protecting women and girls. After a federal district court granted the legislators’ motion to intervene in March …
  • … disagree. Freedom of expression is even more important at law schools, which are supposed to be training the next … advocate civilly and persuasively. Sadly, the dean of Yale Law School, widely known as one of the top law schools in the … ability to attend, listen and hear,” Gerken took no action against the students who disrupted the event. (Thankfully, …
  • … who “identify” as female and allowing them to compete against girls in sports. Biology typically renders boys …
  • … group strives to ensure that Christian employers enjoy the same freedoms as everyone else. But an EEOC mandate is … Employers Alliance is challenging these mandates in court. Christian Employers Alliance v. U.S. Equal Employment … the workplace. It prohibits employers from discriminating against employees or applicants because of a variety of …
  • … this family alongside the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, and on Oct. 3, 2023, the Waukesha County Circuit Court ruled in the family’s favor, saying the school’s policy … if their child is experiencing gender dysphoria. At the same time, 76 percent agreed that the government has no place …
  • … from being forced to participate in abortions against their religious convictions. So when an Alliance … a lawsuit we funded on Sandra’s behalf, an Illinois trial court ruled in her favor. This is exactly the type of law that more states are adopting to protect the freedom of …
  • … And it is on the rise—so much so that the U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments involving the issue this term. … Services—at the behest of then-Governor Andrew Cuomo—used its vast power to regulate “reputational risk” along … protecting against politicized de-banking to act. Any such law should focus on the worst actors—the largest banks and …