The Docket: News and Commentary Articles from ADF

Maggie DeJong was silenced with no-contact orders from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville after students complained her speech was ‘harmful.’

Thanks to a Supreme Court decision, Conestoga Wood Specialties and Hobby Lobby do not have to violate their beliefs.

Kelvin Cochran was fired from his job as fire chief by the city of Atlanta because he expressed Christian beliefs in a book he wrote.

The facts behind the Vermont locker room story: Randolph Union High School violated the rights of Travis and Blake Allen.

Officials in Vermont tried to exclude religious schools from a school choice program.

Students at Arizona Christian University had teaching opportunities taken from them because of their school’s beliefs.

ADF’s clients have faced laws that threatened their constitutional rights. Those rights are worth defending.

California unlawfully discriminated against certain speech with a law passed during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jacksonville cannot punish Queen of Angels Catholic Bookstore for sharing and living out its beliefs.

Pre-enforcement challenges have been a hallmark of civil-rights litigation for decades, helping Americans challenge unjust laws while minimizing personal risk.