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- … Religious Discrimination in Broadcasting: It’s 18 Times Worse Than You Think The Copyright Royalty Board is unlawfully requiring … online, allowing people to listen even when they are not in the car or near a traditional radio. As with any …
- … sincerely held religious beliefs, in particular when they are forced to pay for ending human life. What's at stake The … sincerely held religious beliefs, in particular when they are forced to pay for ending human life. What's at stake The …
- The Supreme Court ruled that an amendment to the National Endowment for the Arts guidelines aimed at restricting pornography was constitutionally permissible.
- … court, arguing that the city's compelled statements are a violation of the First Amendment and incorrectly imply … court, arguing that the city's compelled statements are a violation of the First Amendment and incorrectly imply …
- … been inundated with questions from concerned Americans. You may have some questions yourself. Please find below … of the most common questions we receive. Note: These FAQs are not intended to provide legal advice to any person or … This is a fluid and rapidly changing area of the law. You should consult legal counsel to advise on your specific …
- Lawsuit leads to court order stopping policy that limited student speech to one table
- … ADF the Boot from Its AmazonSmile Program: Here's What You Can Do Amazon informed us that we were removed because the … they disagree with as “hate” – even if those beliefs are widely held and constitutionally protected (as ours – and …
- Ave Maria School of Law in Florida filed suit against the Obama administration’s mandate
- ADF attorneys were successful in striking down most of New York City’s forced speech law, and entered a settlement agreement that effectively protects centers from the remainder of the law.
- … hold an academic debate on abortion. Public universities are known as marketplaces of ideas, where students freely … hold an academic debate on abortion. Public universities are known as marketplaces of ideas, where students freely …