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  • … tell her what the allegations against her were, and they did not identify a single law, policy, or rule that she had … SIUE tried to have Maggie’s lawsuit thrown out, but a federal district court allowed the case to proceed. The court ruled that …
  • … challenging the agency’s reckless and illegal actions in court, and the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case. ( You can read more about … a duty to prioritize people’s health and safety, which is why it must restore the critical safety standards for …
  • … 2022 It should surprise no one that the lives of unborn children and the well-being of their mothers are at stake on … almost see the furrowed brows of passersby as they wonder why the sentence ends in “ these” even though only one … voters will truly love their neighbors: men, women, children, and the unborn. … … 7653 … 8722 … 7633 … 19038 … …
  • … Abortion Advertising In NIFLA v. Becerra, the Supreme Court confirmed that the First Amendment protects all … licensed. This even applied to pregnancy centers that did not provide medical services, but rather other free … California, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of NIFLA and two individual …
  • … cover fertility awareness instruction. The administration did not inform the public of this change, which it is … to help them because of the cost. Outcome Thankfully, a federal district court agreed with Dr. Tice-Harouff’s claims. After issuing a …
  • … the pamphlet that Räsänen authored. Thankfully, the trial court acquitted Räsänen and Pohjola; however, in Finland, the prosecution can appeal a trial-court acquittal and did so. In a  unanimous ruling  in November 2023, the … a violation of the First Amendment, Colorado is tripling down. Apparently, going after individuals is not enough. Now …
  • … available public benefits. In the landmark Supreme Court decision in Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Comer —won by Alliance Defending Freedom in 2017—the Court ruled that such discrimination is “odious to our … giving parents more choices about where to send their children to school. Then in October 2023, Oklahoma Attorney …
  • … the House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government on March 7, 2024. Over the past year, … a Christian nonprofit that helps impoverished widows and children in Uganda. The bank also closed the account of a … v. Vullo (a case currently pending before the Supreme Court), or the recent dragnet from the FBI and Treasury , …
  • … think that a victory for Jack Phillips at the U.S. Supreme Court would have been enough to deter the Colorado Civil … the requested cake was an apparent setup, Colorado doubled down on its hostility toward Jack’s religious beliefs by … cake. That August, Alliance Defending Freedom filed a federal lawsuit against Colorado for targeting Jack and his …
  • … to speak at a college panel discussion about the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade . The idea behind the … events, if voters and legislators are debating policy, why won’t the “pro-choice” activists engage as well? I don’t … dialogue, those pro-choice organizations let the audience down. Their absence sent a clear message that they are …