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… The district court dismissed the college’s complaint, not ruling on the legality of the mandate but holding that the …

… ability to exercise religion. Outcome The Supreme Court ruling affirmed that Conestoga Wood Specialties, Hobby Lobby, …

… program in the country. But because of a misguided court ruling in 1999, there was one exception to who these funds … in which they are otherwise qualified. Following the ruling, Vermont officials agreed to settle in both French …

… merely hold to a religious “status” in name only. This ruling will have major implications for several Alliance … injunction expires. Thus, the Supreme Court’s upcoming ruling in Carson v. Makin likely will have a direct impact on …

… by private individuals.   Outcome The Supreme Court’s ruling gives state legislatures more freedom to enact school … district court granted a motion to dismiss the case, ruling that the taxpayers had no standing to sue over the … April 2011 : The Supreme Court reversed the 9th Circuit’s ruling in a 5-4 decision and dismissed the lawsuit brought by …

The so-called ‘birth control mandate’ established under Obamacare illegally forced schools to violate their beliefs.

… Pohjola at a district court in Helsinki. In a unanimous ruling in March 2022, the court dismissed all charges against them. The court found in the ruling that it was “not for the district court to interpret … Räsänen responded with relief after the district court’s ruling in favor of free speech. “I am so grateful the court …

… discriminated against the woman. The woman appealed the ruling. December 2023: ADF attorneys presented oral arguments …

… express without fear of government punishment. The Court’s ruling also made clear that public-accommodation laws remain … messages they disagree with. And in the years since the ruling, the city of Phoenix and state of Arizona have … others. As the Supreme Court clearly articulated in its ruling, public-accommodation laws are not an excuse to ignore …

… 2024, the Arizona Supreme Court reversed that mistaken ruling, upholding Arizona’s law and ruling that the state may once again fully protect life. “We …