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- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Julie Marie Blake regarding a formal comment ADF attorneys submitted Wednesday with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services urging it to withdraw a proposed grants rule that would discriminate against recipients of taxpayer funds based on their policies protecting the safety of women and girls in sports teams, private facilities, education, healthcare, and housing: “Americans should be free to live out their ethical and religious beliefs without fear of government retribution. While HHS is right to ...
- … order. Outcome In December 2008, a federal district court ruled in Daniel’s favor and issued an order temporarily … First Amendment rights. December 2008 : A federal district court issued an order temporarily barring NYDOT from removing …
- … their beliefs, which is why Christie challenged the law in court. Queen of Angels Catholic Bookstore v. City of … a lawsuit against the city of Jacksonville asking the court to strike down the unconstitutional law. September …
- … President Bitterbaum and other SUNY Cortland officials to court. Establishing a Turning Point USA chapter at SUNY …
- … Liberty, and on Oct. 3, 2023, the Waukesha County Circuit Court ruled in the family’s favor, saying the school’s policy …
- … on the school’s behalf. October 2023 : A federal district court ruled to allow the school to participate in the program …
- When the FDA allowed abortion-by-mail, it enabled sex trafficking. Trafficked women can now be more easily kept away from doctors and coerced into abortion.
- … attorneys with Alliance Defending Freedom—a case the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit heard on Feb. 8—I’ve …
- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Legal Counsel Christiana Holcomb regarding the U.S. House of Representatives’ approval Thursday of tax legislation that includes language from the Free Speech Fairness Act, which, if signed into law, would prevent the Internal Revenue Service from investigating and penalizing churches simply for what a pastor says from the pulpit: “America’s pastors don’t need a federal tax agency to police their sermons, and so we commend those in the House who supported free speech fairness language in the amended tax bill. Churches and ...
- … alike.” That’s why ADF filed a complaint in federal court to defend the rights of Dr. Josephson and other …