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Chris Schandevel serves as legal counsel on Alliance Defending Freedom’s Appellate Advocacy Team.

… speech is not that such speech is necessarily good. On the contrary, messages like those described above … have the potential to accomplish great things for good or ill. As University of Chicago professor Richard M. … it will be illuminating, or an opportunity to defeat a bad idea. (Or a chance to take a nap...).” These kinds of …

… our future leaders can seek, share, and debate what is good, true, and beautiful. As Kristen has written , law …

By the FDA’s own admission, its actions sent more women and girls to the emergency room.

Terry Schlossberg served as executive director of Presbyterians Pro-Life for eighteen years and then as executive director and renewal advisor for the Presbyterian Coalition for another five years.

Thanks to a Supreme Court decision, Conestoga Wood Specialties and Hobby Lobby do not have to violate their beliefs.

… civil and productive, and the student thanked him for a “good conversation.” Only Coach Bloch and his two athletes … never provided Coach Bloch with the investigative report or gave him the opportunity to present witnesses and …

… if there had been a mistake. Had the Meads had received a report for someone else’s child? But that same district … changed all other references to the masculine name in the report to the girl’s correct name. She had simply forgotten … Meads discovered the masculine name and male pronouns in a report that a district employee had, by accident, left only …

… Rob to three nearby floral artists she trusted to do a good job. Barronelle explained her decision to Rob, the two …

Joshua Rogers serves as senior counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom’s Center for Life, where he litigates matters involving constitutional freedoms and the sanctity of life. Rogers is a 17-year veteran of the U.S. Department of Justice. During his time at the DOJ, he served as an Assistant United States Attorney in two U.S. Attorneys’ Offices and as a trial attorney in the Civil Rights Division. Rogers argued 25 times before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. and Fourth Circuits and filed over 100 briefs in those courts. He also appeared countless times before U.S. district courts ...