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… Won U.S. Courts of Appeals Lasche v. State of New Jersey … religious beliefs about human sexuality. Case Documents Court Title Date Appellate Court Opinion of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd …

… Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr LLP, petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case. Unfortunately, in October 2017 the high court denied review of the case. What's at stake The public display of historical religious …

… Active U.S. Supreme Court Gordon College v. DeWeese-Boyd Details Documents … suit over the college’s decision. On February 28, the Supreme Court denied a hearing to Gordon college’s case—for now—and so the case will return to the lower court. Even …

… Won U.S. Supreme Court Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization v. Winn … and defended the constitutionality of the program. What's at stake Parents’ right to send their kids to private …

… Won U.S. District Courts Schwartz v. City of New York Details … first, second, and subsequent violations. Case Documents Court Title Date Trial Court Stipulated dismissal 7/14/2020 Trial Court Settlement …

… Won U.S. Supreme Court Reed v. Town of Gilbert Details Videos Documents … rights to free speech and free exercise of religion.  What's at stake The ability of the government to censor …

… their sincerely held religious beliefs. Case Documents Court Title Date Appellate Court ADF letter to U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit … Appellate Court Brief for appellees 11/23/2022 U.S. Supreme Court Emergency application for an injunction pending …

… Won U.S. District Courts New Hope Family Services v. James … father committed to each other in marriage. Case Documents Court Title Date Trial Court Settlement Agreement 5/10/2023 Trial Court U.S. …

… Won U.S. District Courts New Hope Family Services v. Poole … in homes with a married mother and father. Case Documents Court Title Date Trial Court Summary judgment order 9/7/2022 Trial Court Summary …

… Concluded State Supreme Court Lewis v. The New York State Department of Civil Service … the state to receive state benefits. In 2009, the New York Supreme Court did not address whether New York law requires …