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… of who can use the zone and what types of literature can be distributed on campus up to the free discretion of campus officials. Case Documents Court Title Date Trial Court Stipulation of dismissal …

… Carpenter to create photographs and blogs celebrating same-sex weddings if she does so for weddings between one man … and up to a year in jail. (Photo credit: Emilee Carpenter) Case Documents Court Title Date Appellate Court Supplemental letter brief …

… Active U.S. Supreme Court Gordon College v. DeWeese-Boyd Details … now—and so the case will return to the lower court. Even though the Supreme Court decided not to review this case … teaches its faith or fulfills its mission. The government should not interfere with these religious decisions. Case …

… Won State Trial Court City of Overland Park v. Kafka Details Documents … Carrie Kafka, for legally sharing her message outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Overland Park, Kansas. A judge later …

… to endorse the state’s definition of “hateful conduct.” Case Documents Court Title Date Appellate Court Brief of Babylon Bee as amicus curiae in support of …

… Won U.S. Supreme Court Scheidler v. National Organization for Women Details … of litigation and two separate arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court, the judgments and fines were overturned and … discrimination and interference Our role in this case Alliance Defending Freedom provided funding to support …

… Won U.S. Supreme Court Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights … asked Jack Phillips to create a wedding cake celebrating a same-sex marriage. Jack politely declined, offering to sell … and web designer Lorie Smith . Like Jack , Lorie serves everyone, including those who identify as LGBT; she simply …

… the fact that diverse cultures and faiths have used the same definition for centuries. Alliance Defending Freedom and … v. Schwarzenegger unpersuasive Austin R. Nimocks : Court should have upheld heterosexual marriage (USA Today, … the People’ (Washington Times, 2012-10-29) Alan Sears : Even the pretense of tolerance is gone (Townhall.com, …

… participate equally in neutral government programs and not be discriminated against solely because of the church’s … public benefit just because they are religious. That’s why Alliance Defending Freedom represented the church all the … bridge and road repair, etc.—are benefits available to everyone. The state of Missouri’s decision to bar The …

… Won U.S. Supreme Court Mitchell v. Helms Details Documents Summary … equipment, like computers and library resources, to be allocated to schools with qualifying needs, whether it be a public or a private school, even when some of the private schools were religious. A group …