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ADF to 4th Circuit: Courts are not religious inquisitors

Christian photographer, various ministries challenge new state law forcing them to violate core convictions in speaking, hiring, health insurance, other policies

Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys represent two churches, three schools, and a pregnancy center network in challenge to a Virginia law

Peter Vlaming was ordered by West Point High School to use pronouns against his beliefs. When he didn't comply, he lost his job.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia sued the Gloucester County School Board in Virginia over its policy that protects students’ privacy and safety by reserving restrooms and changing areas for members of the same biological sex.

Activists sue to overturn Virginia’s marriage amendment

After denying an honor student credit for community service performed with children at the student’s church, a Virginia school district is forced to change policies and recognize the student’s service.

Cross displayed by Christian group deemed “blatantly Christian” and “offensive” at Chesapeake city park

The United States Supreme Court says university cannot discriminate against Christian student newspaper

The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel and Vice President for Appellate Advocacy John Bursch regarding a friend-of-the-court brief ADF attorneys filed Wednesday with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit in Barnett v. INOVA Health Services. In the case, a lower court ruled that a health services employee did not have sufficient religious objections to a vaccine requirement by her employer: “America’s legal system is built on a foundation that highly respects the religious beliefs of individuals, and the First Amendment and Title VII uphold ...