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  • … their faith. And Christian colleges wouldn’t exist if they could not make decisions according with their beliefs—that’s … decisions, without government interference. The U.S. Supreme Court has made it clear that the government should … ultimately permitted to stand, religious colleges will not be permitted to make decisions about who oversees students’ …
  • … Defending Freedom Published April 11, 2022 Revised January 4, 2024 Blaine Adamson is a regular American. He has a home … the local pride festival. Blaine determined that he could not print those shirts because they express messages in … The bottom line No matter what you believe, we should all be able to agree that the government should not have the …
  • … anyone who values a free and open society. People should be free to speak about the causes they care about. More than … the U.S. Supreme Court issued an opinion in their combined cases in Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta . Read … the Registry of Charitable Trusts’ confidential documents could be accessed online simply by altering a single digit at …
  • … in court. That success culminated in June 2023 when the Supreme Court ruled in favor of web designer and graphic … every photograph she takes and blog she writes must be consistent with her faith. And since she invests so much … her speech on the topic of marriage. As one of those courts put it, the Supreme Court “has long recognized the …
  • … Federal Court Should Clarify That March for Life Can’t Be Forced to Pay for Abortions The March for Life Education … D.C., to march from the U.S. Capitol building to the Supreme Court to rally for the protection of unborn children … the Little Sisters of the Poor. The Court sent these cases back to the lower courts, asking HHS to come to a …
  • … in good conscience participate in an abortion. The U.S. Supreme Court has long recognized that health-care professionals should not be forced to perform acts that violate their conscience. The … of conscience in 2020 when it ruled that pro-life nuns could not be forced to provide abortion-inducing drugs in …
  • … (i.e., religious) while the state allows them to be sent to other private schools. This policy flies in the … of Columbia v. Comer  that a private religious school could not be excluded from a generally available grant that …   How does Carson v. Makin relate to ADF's French cases? Carson v. Makin presents similar legal issues to ADF’s …
  • … USOA Pageants’ expression about what it means to be a woman. USOA Pageants’ voice is increasingly unique in … pageants designed for women, and no organization should be forced to express a message contrary to its purpose. Let’s … USOA Pageants. March 2022 : ADF attorneys presented oral arguments before the 9th Circuit. November 2022 : The …
  • … The Meaning of Roe v. Wade, and Why It Should Be Overturned Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization gives the Supreme Court a chance to correct its course on abortion … and death become commonplace in the United States? And how could such a poorly decided case stand for so long? That’s …
  • … that outside of extreme circumstances, parents should be the ones making crucial decisions about their children’s … but the court denied this request, recognizing that the argument of our clients demonstrated “a potential violation … infringed on parental rights. “The School District could not administer medicine to a student without parental …