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… the 9th Circuit on behalf of Tingley. “The government has no business dictating what personal goals a client can or … the 9th Circuit on behalf of Tingley. “The government has no business dictating what personal goals a client can or …

… of Leesburg Elementary School.” “Public schools have no business compelling teachers to express ideological … beliefs that they don’t hold, nor do they have the right to suspend someone simply for respectfully providing … of Leesburg Elementary School.” “Public schools have no business compelling teachers to express ideological …

… that respect students’ rights to free association, no longer forcing Christian students to let atheists or other … that respect students’ rights to free association, no longer forcing Christian students to let atheists or other …

… said ADF Senior Counsel Ryan Bangert. “The government has no authority to unilaterally treat unvaccinated employees … employers to compel that result. The lawsuit takes no position on any COVID-19 vaccine or whether any person … to become coercive extensions of state power. We have no choice but to push back against this intrusion of the …

Multiple groups support lawsuit challenging fees 18 times higher for noncommercial Christian radio stations than NPR stations

… before the court on behalf of Chiles. “The government has no business censoring private conversations between clients … before the court on behalf of Chiles. “The government has no business censoring private conversations between clients …

ADF attorneys representing Catholic Charities West Michigan favorably settle case with state

… not open for the government to censor. The government has no business dictating what personal goals a client can pursue … anger, and stress management. Tingley engages in no thing but ordinary counseling methods—listening to each … not open for the government to censor. The government has no business dictating what personal goals a client can pursue …

ADF attorneys available for media interviews following hearing

Lawsuit takes issue with charging noncommercial Christian radio stations royalty fees more than 18 times higher than secular NPR stations