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  • … Michigan Threatened the Well-Being of Children in Foster Care … How One Ministry Responded Several states … It also operates a house where children in foster care can spend time with their biological families, and adoptive … like their beliefs. That is something the U.S. Supreme Court made clear in its decision in Trinity Lutheran Church …
  • … line for reopening and push churches to the back.” After a federal district court ruled against Calvary Chapel, ADF attorneys appealed to … Constitution guarantees the free exercise of religion. It says nothing about the freedom to play craps or blackjack, to …
  • … and universities should be places where civil debate can thrive. When students from different backgrounds, … Freedom of expression is even more important at law schools, which are supposed to be training the next … by law enforcement. Even though Yale’s free speech policy says that students “may not interfere with a speaker’s …
  • … said. “It was just a time I had to take a stand.” Read the details of Barronelle’s case below. Barronelle Stutzman ended … lawsuit brought by her state. After almost a decade i n court, Barronelle was ready to retire and chose to settle her … : The Washington Supreme Court ruled that the government can force her—and other creative professionals in the …
  • … the better [part] of a year at this point,” the lawsuit says. Isabelle also alleges that Rafferty and others learned … stop telling children that puberty is an option. That they can choose what kind of puberty they will go through just … of Isabelle, Chloe, and many others like them, we can help protect children from being subjected to damaging, …
  • … Homelessness Changes to the physician-assisted suicide law in Canada further endanger the most vulnerable citizens. … both physician-assisted suicide and direct euthanasia in June 2016, referring to them collectively as “medical assistance in dying” or “MAID”—euphemisms that distract from the dark …
  • … 16, 2022 Revised February 8, 2024 “They saved my life,” says ADF client Jean Marie Davis, human trafficking overcomer … life for their unborn child. Yet since the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health … helped fuel hostility toward these centers. The Associated Press, for example, now directs journalists to put the term …
  • … Learn from Him For eight years—and through three different court cases—Jack has been standing up to protect his freedom to live and work consistently with his … refuge at Masterpiece Cakeshop. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for state officials in Colorado—who have …
  • … activists continue to insist that the ERA is alive and can still be enshrined in the Constitution. To this end, in … abortion regime Activists could use the ERA to create federal protections for the abortion industry. Since 1979, … pick up where they left off in 1979. Even the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a hero of the left and a …
  • … on COVID-19-related issues. One such example of government overreach came out of Washington, where Governor Jay Inslee … serves Snohomish County and has a large facility that can accommodate around 1,300 people. At the time of COVID-19 … and the case was dismissed. Outcome As the Supreme Court  and the Ninth Circuit  have ruled, the government …