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  • … Published November 8, 2023 Revised November 14, 2023 Not too long ago, censorship was a practice that most people … many college classrooms and in much of the establishment media, allowing everyone to freely express their beliefs is a … challenging these requirements, and in June 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down California’s law. In a more recent …
  • … that ask me to create photographs in a style that’s not my own. And because I—along with billions of other people … they believe rather than let the government dictate that choice. But my choice is not respected. New York protects the … I can see I’m not alone. There is a case coming before the Supreme Court ( 303 Creative v. Elenis ) this December …
  • … 14, 2022 As the 2022 midterm elections approach, the media has focused much of its attention on which political … what legislative advocacy in the states looks like and how we can all get involved in the fight to secure … direct challenge to Roe v. Wade and give the U.S. Supreme Court an opportunity to revisit its ruling in that …
  • … into Girls’ Dorms, Showers College of the Ozarks should not have to wait until it is punished to challenge government … before it can file a lawsuit. But that is not what other courts say about suing federal agencies. When government … thrown in jail before we can sue. Unfortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the college’s case, leaving …
  • … to their daughter without their knowledge or consent. How did this happen? The Meads were involved in their … place of parents, including the government. What has the Supreme Court said about parental rights? The U.S. Supreme … parental rights under the Constitution. Thus, some lower courts have used Troxel to confuse the law and limit parental …
  • … would think that a victory for Jack Phillips at the U.S. Supreme Court would have been enough to deter the Colorado … led to its downfall—and justice for Jack. Let’s look at how that happened. Jack Phillips should not have to fear … became undeniable, and the commission was left with no choice but to dismiss its charges in March 2019. “We’re …
  • … Center v. Bonta, a donor privacy case decided at the U.S. Supreme Court. Written by Alliance Defending Freedom … privacy. The California Attorney General’s Office is not exactly known for its ability to keep data private. In … … Michigan … Supreme Court of the United States … social media … Constitution of the United States … First Amendment … …
  • … The disclaimer incorrectly implied that the centers are not qualified to provide the free services they offer because … Hartford’s ordinance resembled the California law the U.S. Supreme Court struck down in National Institute of Family and … States … NIFLA … free speech … First Amendment … pro-choice … pro-life … abortion … Case:Caring Families v. City …
  • … ruled that Kettle Moraine School District educators may not ‘socially transition’ children without parental consent. … body, and spirit. One of the Wisconsin couples in this case was striving to work through such a problem with their … their concerns, which went unanswered, the parents had no choice but to file a lawsuit against the district. Alliance …
  • … ministry serving the homeless, is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear its case. Written by Alliance Defending … staff are former clients. This amazing track record would not be possible if the Mission’s employees did not “walk the … of churches and religious ministries. Learn more: See how the Mission has changed the lives of thousands of men, …