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… ADF attorneys filed suit on behalf of Mr. Foht in federal court in 2008, challenging a local ordinance that severely restricted his constitutional rights to free speech and religious freedom. In Oct. 2008, a federal … free speech rights would be respected. Case Documents Court Title Date Trial Court Complaint 2/8/2008 … Police in …

… Won U.S. Supreme Court Zelman v. Simmons-Harris Details Documents Summary The … schools were accepting government funds. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the voucher system did not … The state’s ability to offer school choice programs free from fear of attack by those who oppose parents’ rights …

… Won U.S. Supreme Court Rosenberger v. Rector and Visitors of the University of … with a religious viewpoint.  Religious student groups are entitled to receive funding and other benefits on campus …

… eliminate funding to Planned Parenthood. After the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit sided with Planned Parenthood, ADF attorneys sought Supreme Court review for the state. The petition argued that … serve the health needs of women. Unfortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court declined certiorari in February 2014. What's at …

… US Supreme Court: Govt can't force Americans to express messages they disagree with High court …

… ADF urges US Supreme Court to protect free speech on social media Published August 25, 2023 Related …

… Won U.S. Supreme Court McCullen v. Coakley Details Videos Documents Resources … Now, because of Eleanor’s victory, many of those states are also changing their laws and letting sidewalk counselors …

… ADF: US Supreme Court should uphold Oklahomans’ freedom to affirm marriage … down part of an Oklahoma constitutional amendment that affirms marriage as the union of a man and a woman. Both …

… Va. clerk asks US Supreme Court to uphold people’s freedom to affirm marriage ADF … Friday that asks the court to preserve the freedom of Americans to affirm marriage as the union of one man and one …

… ADF to Supreme Court: Americans have right to speak up for free speech Brief … makes no sense to say that people have to wait until they are prosecuted before they can challenge a law or policy that …