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… they set for themselves. That’s unconstitutional, and it’s why Alliance Defending Freedom is asking the U.S. … those clients who choose to seek counseling from him. Even if clients come to him through a recommendation from a parent … Brian, and he only works toward the goals that his clients have set for themselves. Those seeking to become comfortable …

… Defending Freedom Senior Legal Counsel Erik Stanley. “It’s unconstitutional and a violation of federal law to … Defending Freedom Senior Legal Counsel Erik Stanley. “It’s unconstitutional and a violation of federal law to …

… allowed to proceed with her full legal challenge because it’s unlawful for the government to force an artist to create … allowed to proceed with her full legal challenge because it’s unlawful for the government to force an artist to create …

Christian man represented by ADF attorneys able to share faith in public plaza while lawsuit moves forward

The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Greg Baylor regarding Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s signing Wednesday of HB 4616, a bill that censors conversations between clients and counselors by dictating what goals can be pursued and what ideas can be discussed: “The government has no business censoring conversations between patients and counselors. HB 4616 jeopardizes constitutionally protected freedom of speech by allowing government officials to insert themselves into private conversations between counselors and their clients. Counselors shouldn’t ...

The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Matt Sharp, director of the ADF Center for Legislative Advocacy, regarding the Louisiana Legislature’s override Tuesday of Gov. John Bel Edward’s veto of HB 648, a bill that protects children from dangerous, life-altering medical procedures: “Denying the truth that we are either male or female hurts real people, especially vulnerable children. By overriding the governor’s misguided veto, the Louisiana Legislature has taken a critical step to protect children from radical activists that peddle gender ideology and ...

… policy’s astonishing breath—and slipperiness—we think it clear that a reasonable student could fear that his speech … and that he’d be better off just keeping his mouth shut. … It is imperative that colleges and universities toe the … Despite what we presume to be the very best of intentions, it seems to us substantially likely that the University of …

University revises student policy after Alliance Defending Freedom files lawsuit

… Hercules Industries and the Catholic family that owns it. That order temporarily suspends the mandate only against … Hercules Industries and the Catholic family that owns it. That order temporarily suspends the mandate only against …

PHILADELPHIA — The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit Monday upheld a federal judge’s ruling against Temple University’s former “speech code,” which prevented a graduate student from expressing his beliefs and opinions in class discussions and campus conversations, violating his First Amendment right to free speech. Attorneys with the Alliance Defense Fund Center for Academic Freedom represent the student, Christian DeJohn. “Christian and conservative students shouldn’t fear discrimination or censorship by university officials simply for expressing their beliefs. The university is a ...