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A federal district court ruled NY can compel an artist to create photographs, blogs that violate her beliefs, applied same reasoning as 303 Creative ruling

… policies after the case was filed. Most federal courts would have still decided the students’ constitutional claims … policies after the case was filed. Most federal courts would have still decided the students’ constitutional claims …

… that services will be denied or that someone’s patronage would be “objectionable, unwelcome, unacceptable, or … eliminate her editorial control over her photographs and blog. It’s unlawful to coerce an artist to create messages … eliminate her editorial control over her photographs and blog. It’s unlawful to coerce an artist to create messages …

ADF attorneys represent Chelsey Nelson

ADF attorneys representing Emilee Carpenter ask appeals court to review lower court’s decision allowing government to compel speech

… In a pre-enforcement challenge to  City Code Section 18-4(B) , ADF attorneys argue that the ordinance violates the … publicly communicating any message that “implies” someone would be “unwelcome” or “not solicited” based upon the … County Superior Court. ADF attorneys also represent  cake artist Jack Phillips and Masterpiece Cakeshop  in …

… worship service, seeking some participants who would be willing to maintain “a more ‘militant’-looking … who’s ridiculous job it is to do surveillance over this blog.... ‘ONLY ONE DIRECTION! TRANS AND QUEER … who’s ridiculous job it is to do surveillance over this blog.... ‘ONLY ONE DIRECTION! TRANS AND QUEER …

… Supreme Court in 2016 and who also argued for Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips before the U.S. Supreme Court in  … because of her faith, to personally participate in—and design custom floral arrangements celebrating—the same-sex … because of her faith, to personally participate in—and design custom floral arrangements celebrating—the same-sex …

… in a 2–1 decision on Jan. 17 . The dissenting judge, who would not have reinstated that provision, called the law “a … in a 2–1 decision on Jan. 17 . The dissenting judge, who would not have reinstated that provision, called the law “a …

… that arise in many cases but not often all in one. Review would allow this Court to provide lower courts with guidance … long-time friend­ship with Robert, practice of design­ing arrange­ments to celebrate in­numerable events for … Supreme Court in 2016 and who also argued for Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips before the U.S. Supreme Court in  …