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… to dismiss plaintiff Christian DeJohn’s claims that Temple has withheld his master’s degree because of his political and … code, which was changed just before the summary judgment deadline in the case, was constitutionally justified.  The … code, which was changed just before the summary judgment deadline in the case, was constitutionally justified.  The …

… 5th Circuit correctly ruled that the federal government has no business transforming them into abortion clinics,” … ends the life of the unborn child—and the government has no authority to force doctors to perform these dangerous … 5th Circuit correctly ruled that the federal government has no business transforming them into abortion clinics,” …

… warm at night. You find food wherever you can. Your life has completely fallen apart. You feel hopeless. Until your … useful with your hands for those in need.’” It wasn’t long after spending time in jail that she started a new life … Bill Bright, and Larry Burkett. With God’s blessing, ADF has grown from the prayers of those godly leaders to become a …

… projects based on the messages they convey, the state has continued to apply a double standard and demonstrate … we have already discovered that a current commissioner has publicly referred to Jack as the ‘cake hater,’” added ADF … federal lawsuit,  Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Elenis . “Jack has no chance of obtaining justice before people who say such …

ADF attorneys representing Masterpiece Cakeshop cake artist ask state high court to uphold First Amendment rights of all artists

… for his customers. But for more than eight years now, Jack has been pulled away from his work in order to fight for his … to live according to his faith. Through it all, Jack has endured the spotlight of the national media, lost a huge … third lawsuit. And, unfortunately, a Colorado trial court has entered an order punishing Jack for living out his faith. …

The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel and Vice President of Appellate Advocacy John Bursch regarding a brief ADF attorneys filed Monday with the Minnesota Court of Appeals in Anderson v. Thrifty White Pharmacy. ADF attorneys represent Minnesota pharmacist George Badeaux who was sued because of his conscientious objection to dispensing a drug that can cause an abortion, an action that violates his religious beliefs: “No one should be forced to dispense drugs that can cause an abortion. As we explain in our brief, Mr. Badeaux told the customer his ...

… in Connecticut who are  challenging a policy  that has allowed boys to consistently deprive them of honors and … in Connecticut who are  challenging a policy  that has allowed boys to consistently deprive them of honors and …

… study the matter. "No official position of the university has changed.  Our lawsuit will proceed until it's clear that … study the matter. "No official position of the university has changed.  Our lawsuit will proceed until it's clear that …

… Litigation Staff Counsel Travis Barham. “The university has chosen the right course in opting to stop defending its … wrong done to Dr. Adams by granting him the promotion he has long deserved, and to protect him against future retaliation. …