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… Discriminatory Law Censored Pastor In the Reed v. Town of Gilbert case, the Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot regulate signs … ADF attorneys amended their complaint and challenged the new sign code. February 2013 : After the district court …

… Looking Back: New Mexico Photographer Told Violating Her Conscience Is ‘The … one building block in what helped lead to the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic ruling in 303 Creative v. Elenis , a … permeate her work as Elaine arranged and staged many details of the photographs to make them look just right. …

… rights of students and professors. We have won over 435 court victories protecting academic freedom—and counting. ADF … College amended in response to ADF’s lawsuit. A relatively new way in which colleges and universities have begun … injustice took place at the University of Idaho College of Law. After an anti-LGBT slur was written on a whiteboard at …

… and historian Carl Trueman has noted , is that a new “modern self” has emerged. This modern self is defined by … is the invention of neopronouns . According to The New York Times , a neopronoun “can be a word created to serve as … suit on Dr. Meriwether’s behalf, and in 2021, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit ruled in his favor, …

… Supreme Court Upholds Prayer at Public Meetings The Supreme Court … public meeting of the Town Council, the Town of Greece, New York, has a tradition of inviting volunteers to pray. This is …

… European Court of Human Rights: Belgium Violated Right to Life in … the court finally ruled in his favor. ADF issued its first press release on Mortier’s case in 2014, eight years prior to the …

… United in Our Care for Vulnerable Women We asked a number of national … we best support vulnerable women faced with an unplanned pregnancy?’ Written by Alliance Defending Freedom Published … how to better serve women and save lives. After decades of court-imposed abortion on demand until birth, tragically, …

… Not Violate, Free Speech In June, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that government officials cannot misuse … her right to free speech—all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Government officials in Colorado claimed that the state’s public-accommodation law required Lorie to create websites expressing messages …

… SPLC staffer Bob Moser suggested in an article for The New Yorker that Dees had another motive. As Moser put it, “the only thing easier than beating the Klan in court … was raising money off Klan-fighting from liberals up … for the SPLC’s Intelligence Report , said, “Sometimes the press will describe us as monitoring hate crimes and so on…. …

… Oral Argument Prep for the Supreme Court How does an attorney prepare for oral arguments at the … a clear, pithy theme that arranges and orders all of the law and the facts in the case. The advocate has two main … will be arguing in the Lawyers’ Lounge and explains the details for the morning’s hearing. The Clerk escorts the …