Theis v. InterMountain Education Service District Board of Directors, now before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, […]
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Colorado’s constitutional ban on funding religious education is being challenged in federal court. Alongside co-counsel at First Liberty Institute, Miller
When Does Anti-Discrimination Law Become Compelled Speech? In Born Again Used Books v. Sullivan, attorneys at Alliance Defending Freedom filed suit
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The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard argument in a campaign-finance case with potentially significant implications for political participation and the
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Moody Bible Institute recently filed suit against Chicago Public Schools after CPS refused to allow Moody students to participate in its student-teaching program
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In an important development, the Supreme Court has allowed Texas to use its newly drawn congressional map for the 2026
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After a voter-approved initiative in 2020, Colorado launched a “universal” preschool funding program that promised all families 15 hours per
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Attorneys with the Child & Parental Rights Campaign and Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to
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Elections don’t work if the public doesn’t have confidence in them. Public confidence requires clear rules that are known well ahead
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