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… v. Town of Gilbert case, the Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot regulate signs differently based on their … about a town ordinance that restricted their ability to do so. Reed v. Town of Gilbert In 2007, the Town of Gilbert … religion. Under the precedent set by the Court, Christians can share the Gospel without fearing government censorship. …

… person in the room. It's a representative of the state government. Reluctantly, you start talking with your … sessions and dictate what counselors and clients can discuss. This didn’t sit well with one counselor, who … Law That Threatens Free Speech, Harms Clients … 17582 … religious freedom … free speech … conscience … Washington … …

… orders to try to address these issues, but the federal government did not strictly enforce them in education. So by … (4.5 million boys to 3.4 million girls). Similar changes can be seen in collegiate athletics. In 1972, male athletes … which admits students of both sexes .” Not only do provisions like this speak of “the” other sex or “both …

… and herself. Kansas’s law helps ensure that women cannot be tricked or pressured into an abortion, but rather are … about the risks and all their options, just as they should be about any other major procedure. By trying to skirt these …

… worked against the Mission’s Christian faith. That’s why churches and religious institutions like the Mission must … Supreme Court said that Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission can be sued under state employment laws for declining to hire … Christian beliefs or alter its religious ministry. If the government can bar the Mission from hiring co-believers, it …

… their personal goals. Dr. Schwartz never expected the government to step in and tell him what conversations were … But that is exactly what he faced in New York City. That’s why Dr. Schwartz found himself involved in a lawsuit against … with them, and sometimes makes suggestions—which they can embrace or ignore. It’s a profession built on trust. His …

… Supreme Court reaffirmed the bedrock principle that the government cannot force an artist—or any American—to express … She has many conversations with each couple so that she can get to know them. She crafts a timeline for their wedding … and artistic ability make her photography unique. That’s why she can’t create photos or blogs that express messages …

… he could breathe a sigh of relief, the same Colorado government agency decided to pursue him a second time—mere … punishment for exercising his First Amendment freedom. Why was Jack targeted a third time? By now, you’ve probably … case went to trial. June 2021 : The court ruled that Jack can be punished for declining to create custom cakes that …

… field. To Chike, this is the most loving thing that you can do for someone else—to share the Good News that Jesus Christ … the harm done to those whose rights were violated by the government.” March 2021 : The Supreme Court ruled 8-1  that …

The European Court of Human Rights ruled in favor of Tom Mortier after his mother was euthanized without his knowledge.