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… Board of Education for using unconstitutional policy to prohibit Christmas fliers Published April 15, 2011 Related … fliers. The fliers invited 4th- and 5th-grade students to attend the “After School Christmas Story Hour” held at a … School. Other community groups and individuals are allowed to freely distribute their fliers and ads, which are sent …

… the group because the student sought permission to post flyers that administrators found objectionable. … student met with the principal of Noblesville High School to form a chapter of Students for Life of America. After the … group. “Students don’t lose their First Amendment right to free speech when they walk into a school building,” said …

… discriminating against their Christian views and failing to distribute money collected from mandatory student fees to student organizations in a fair, viewpoint-neutral manner. … Christi’s request of $1,500 in student activity funding to bring in a respected philosopher who taught at UNL for …

… excluded Ratio Christi because it requires its leaders to agree with its values and mission. Other organizations … rejected the application and revoked its invitation to the student organization fair because Ratio Christi’s constitution requires its leaders to be Christians—not members of another faith or of no faith. …

… language on network television while children are likely to be watching.  Attorneys and allied attorneys with the … last year. “The government has a legitimate responsibility to protect America’s youth from indecent and immoral content … ADF Senior Counsel Glen Lavy.  “The FCC must be allowed to take simple steps to protect children because Congress …

… benefits for tuition payments because her parents chose to enroll her in a Columbus faith-based preschool. The state allows the benefits to be used for tuition at private schools but singles out … they attend a faith-based school. “Parents should be able to choose what’s best for their own children. When the …

… of Ephraim, also denied the club benefits that it extended to other groups. “Colleges are supposed to be the marketplace of ideas, not centers of censorship,” … the First Amendment protects the freedom of all students to gather with those of like mind and to express their ideas, …

… Foundation. “Associating with likeminded peers on campus to discuss relevant issues is fundamental to the rights of free speech and exercise that the First … Americans for Freedom’s constitutionally protected freedom to assemble and speak. Public universities can’t punish …

… chalking on public sidewalks Police also halted efforts to paint street message, despite mayor’s approval of others … Wednesday after the city of Washington, D.C., refused to grant permission for the groups to paint a pro-life message on a city street shortly after …

… that federal regulations requiring individuals and groups to have permits in order to exercise their First Amendment rights in “free speech … is the only permit a Christian or any American needs to engage in free speech on public property. The court was …