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  • … atheists it will intrude on churches, America deserves details Atheist group says tax agency has agreed to new … Foundation in a press release the group issued on July 17 concerning its lawsuit Freedom From Religion Foundation v. … of congressional scrutiny of its recent scandals, but no one knows when it will decide to restart investigations …
  • … law that protects unborn lives. The lawsuit’s premise is that the U.S. Supreme Court  might  overturn  Roe v. Wade … We urge the court to swiftly dismiss this case because it not only lacks jurisdiction—both sides of the case are … also because it is based on a hypothetical situation. No matter how someone feels about abortion, they should be …
  • in challenge to Phoenix ordinance Published July 10, 2018 Related Case: Brush & Nib Studio v. City of Phoenix … artwork contrary to their core convictions, and certainly not under threat of criminal fines and jail time,” said ADF … and three years of probation for each day that there is a violation. In the pre-enforcement challenge to  Phoenix …
  • … Cooper & Kirk, filed Friday with the U.S. Supreme Court in  State of Idaho v. United States of America : “Idaho’s Defense of Life Act is perfectly consistent with the Emergency Medical Treatment … Advocacy John Bursch : “The Biden administration has no authority to override Idaho’s law and force emergency room …
  • … Permit no longer required to share faith on N.J. town’s sidewalk … the city.  A police officer approached and said he could not continue his activities without a permit.  Although the … counsel on the case, Wollod v. City of Wildwood . ADF is a legal alliance of Christian attorneys and like-minded …
  • … be punished as 'harassment' Settlement ensures students no longer have to give up free speech to graduate Published … that they “may cover those activities which, although not severe, persistent, or pervasive enough to meet the legal … including whether other students believe the speech is not “legitimate,” not “necessary,” or lacks a …
  • … was a nursing student at Spokane Falls Community College in 2008 when she spearheaded an effort by a Christian club on … objections of the faculty and administrators (“Washington is a pro-choice state, and we can’t use school grounds for a … as hand out flyers with pro-life themes.     Realizing that “the abuse of authority would also shut doors to the …
  • … dress code during working hours. After all, the dress code is a crucial component to how it serves grieving families. But the employee decided not to comply. After considering the needs of the funeral … the funeral home serves, the funeral home felt it had no choice but to part ways with the employee. That’s when the …
  • … overreach, says schools can protect student privacy in locker rooms Published August 22, 2016 Related Case: State … that the text of Title IX regarding the definition of sex is unambiguous—Congress intended it to refer to the … the foregoing authority, the Court concludes § 106.33 is not ambiguous. It cannot be disputed that the plain meaning …
  • … and the town responded last month. “Speech discrimination is speech discrimination. It doesn’t matter if the government intended to violate the First Amendment or not, and it doesn’t matter if the government thinks its … circumstances. The Supreme Court should ensure that no government in America is allowed to prefer one form of …