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… Scalia, Kennedy, Thomas, and Alito wrote a dissent saying they would have found “the Act invalid in its entirety.”  ADF … Scalia, Kennedy, Thomas, and Alito wrote a dissent saying they would have found “the Act invalid in its entirety.”  ADF …

… Church to appeals court: Don’t force us to pay for abortion ADF attorneys representing San … coverage of elective abortions and advising them that they could omit any reference to abortion coverage in plan … to compel churches to pay for abortion. That’s why we are asking the 9th Circuit to reverse the district court’s …

… Floral artist heads back to US Supreme Court to protect her freedom Washington Supreme … came back with the same result, repeating verbatim much of what it said in its original decision rather than … nearby florists. The two then discussed his wedding plans, they hugged, and Ingersoll left. “The state not only went …

… support for floral artist's freedom as case heads back to US Supreme Court Numerous briefs ask high court to take … came back with the same result, repeating verbatim much of what it said in its original decision. That ruling gives the … bodies” and does not apply to executive-branch officials like the Washington attorney general. ADF attorneys …

… Student group seeks to defend US Dept. of Ed. free speech protections Published February … which requires all public colleges and universities that are federal grant recipients to comply with the First … who apply for leadership positions into leadership even if they do not believe in the group’s mission, or even actively …

… US Supreme Court protects free speech in landmark ruling … that the government can’t force Americans to say things they don’t believe. The court reiterated that it’s … her decisions to create speech always turn on  what  message is requested, never on  who  requests it. The …

… of dismissal Monday. Even though counseling referrals are a common and accepted professional practice, the … required her to affirm their sexual practices. What more could the [non-discrimination] rule require? … required her to affirm their sexual practices. What more could the [non-discrimination] rule require? …

… US Supreme Court rules to uphold religious accommodations for … rights, and the sanctity of life. # # # … 7617 … 7664 … US Supreme Court rules to uphold religious accommodations for … States … United States Postal Service … Groff v. DeJoy … US Supreme Court rules to uphold religious accommodations for …

… ADF to US Supreme Court: End govt speech discrimination against … feet, may be displayed for no more than 14 hours, and are limited to four per property. Gilbert has attempted to … used by some courts that allows the government to decide what speech is more valuable and thus entitled to greater …

… NC county asks US Supreme Court to reaffirm freedom to pray before public … of silence as part of an opening ceremony that included a call to order and the Pledge of Allegiance. The individual … needs [as] lawmakers,’ and ‘reflect[ing] the values they hold as private citizens….’ As this Court held in  Town …