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- … ADF urges US Supreme Court to protect free speech on social media Published August 25, 2023 Related Case: O'Handley v. Weber The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending …
- … Statement of cake artist Jack Phillips following oral arguments at US Supreme Court The following statement was delivered by cake …
- … to hear arguments Tuesday about the FDA's recklessness ADF lead counsel Erin Hawley to hold press conference … of Pro-Life Obstetricians & Gynecologists; and Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach WHAT: Press conference … To schedule an interview, contact ADF Deputy Director of Media Relations AnnMarie Pariseau at (480) 417-3975. …
- … Ohio Christian school takes its zoning discrimination case to US Supreme Court ADF attorneys represent school denied ability to educate in …
- … KS attorney general, ADF attorneys ask court to uphold pro-life, pro-woman law ADF attorneys available for media interviews following hearing Tuesday …
- … Oral arguments completed at US Supreme Court in pivotal case on govt accountability ADF attorneys represent Chike Uzuegbunam Published January …
- … argument date for highly important religious freedom case ADF attorney will argue on behalf of Missouri church Published … Jonathan Whitehead, two of nearly 3,200 private attorneys allied with ADF, are also representing Trinity Lutheran …
- … ADF to NM Supreme Court: Protect women, unborn children ADF attorneys available for media interviews following oral arguments … arguing before the court. “Government officials like the attorney general of New Mexico do not have the power to …
- … ADF attorneys at US Supreme Court for rally, oral arguments … Women Promote Life rally organized by the Mississippi attorney general’s office; Harle will be available for media interviews while the U.S. Supreme Court …
- … ADF attorneys ask U.S. Supreme Court to review Okla. Ten Commandments decision High court … To ignore that would mean rewriting the history books.” Attorney Brent Olsson of the Oklahoma City firm of Huckaby, …