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… Alabama Supreme Court rules student group’s free speech lawsuit may proceed ADF attorneys represent Young Americans for Liberty at … don’t need permission from college officials to speak, nor should they have to jump through burdensome and illegal hoops …

… ADF to Supreme Court: Govt can't coerce financial institutions to exclude … petitioned the high court to review the case. “No one should have to worry that they will lose their bank account, …

… ADF urges US Supreme Court to protect free speech on social media Published August … brief  filed Friday by Holtzman Vogel PLLC on ADF’s behalf that urges the U.S. Supreme Court to take  …

… ADF to US Supreme Court: Rein in unaccountable bureaucrats threatening … Natural Resources Defense Council , and affirm that courts should not defer to federal agencies when they overstep their …

… ADF to Supreme Court: Can someone sue for ‘feeling uncomfortable’? ADF … with the U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday asking the court to rule on whether “feeling uncomfortable” gives someone grounds …

… ADF to US Supreme Court: End govt speech discrimination against churches ADF … signs than other temporary, non-commercial signs. “No law should treat the speech of churches worse than the speech of …

… ADF CEO on passing of retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor Published December 1, 2023 … parental rights, and the sanctity of life. # # # … 7664 … ADF CEO on passing of retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra …

… State, Christian "footwashing" case to go forward in court Judge denies university’s motion to dismiss lawsuit filed by ADF and NLF attorneys on behalf of banished Christian student … exercising its First Amendment right to free speech,” said ADF Litigation Staff Counsel Joseph Martins with the ADF …

… ADF asks Supreme Court to hear Mich. student religious speech case Petition … religious speech as an ‘offense’ worthy of censorship should be reversed.” In 2003, fifth-grader Joel Curry, a …