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  • … with. Below is a snapshot of seven regulations expected to be advanced this year, and the chilling effect they could have on those who live and work according to their … take those religious and moral burdens away, and the U.S. Supreme Court initially upheld those rules in July 2020. But …
  • … The End of the Lemon Test The Supreme Court finally abandoned the Lemon test in Kennedy v. … that I have seen in my years litigating First Amendment cases since 1984 has been the extreme separationist version … Court nonetheless upheld the policy because New York City could consider Establishment Clause “concerns” to justify …
  • … you go to take a stand for your beliefs? What would you be willing to give up? Written by Alliance Defending Freedom … Barronelle knew that this was a custom design that she could not create. As a devout Christian, Barronelle believes … capacity. This means that if Barronelle had lost her cases, she could have lost nearly everything—not only the …
  • … does not regulate Brian’s speech. ADF is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse that ruling. The state of Washington … not disengage from the conflict over language—whether it be in terms of pronouns , marriage, life, or other … themselves the authority to determine what words cannot be spoken or what words must be spoken. Words matter. The …
  • … create consistent with their values. Web design might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of art. … that law, and her case has gone all the way to the Supreme Court. In December, the Court heard Lorie's case. … freedom are on the line. And a win for Lorie would be a win for me—for all of us. I’m invested in the outcome of …
  • … As an assistant solicitor general, Thompson presented oral argument in numerous cases, including 12 arguments before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit and eight before the Supreme Court of Texas. Before her government service, …
  • … owe to our Creator, and the manner of discharging it, can be directed only by reason and conviction, not by force or … and economic spheres. Against this backdrop, the U.S. Supreme Court has said that people “have the right not to be … a message he would create for anyone else. He just could not promote a message contrary to his beliefs through …
  • … drugs. And this month, our attorneys will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to restore these safeguards to protect women … are performed by a medical professional, the same cannot be said for chemical abortions. In fact, that is the crux of … home without any medical supervision. Women should never be left to take high-risk drugs all by themselves, which is …
  • … Abortions Alliance Defending Freedom is involved in two cases concerning the Biden administration’s misuse of the … February 7, 2023 Revised February 28, 2024 When the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson … administration sued Idaho in August 2022, claiming it could use EMTALA to override Idaho’s law and force the …
  • … ministerial exception allows religious organizations to be able to make employment decisions for ministers without … debate over the extent to which religious institutions could control their own employment decisions without … The origins of the ministerial exception can be seen in cases like McClure v. Salvation Army  (1972), in which the …