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… ADF to 5th Circuit: Stop dangerous trend of chilling speech on campus Published January 24, 2024 … challenging an illegal speech policy at Texas State University that penalizes constitutionally protected speech … codes to chill and suppress constitutionally protected ideas. Fortunately, multiple courts, from  Idaho  to  Florida …

… When the ‘marketplace of ideas’ becomes a dangerous place for free speech Conservative … on behalf of Young America’s Foundation, California State University-Los Angeles Young Americans for Freedom, columnist … sent an e-mail to YAF cancelling the event and saying it would be “best for our campus community.” Covino added …

… at a severe disadvantage. In a previous contribution limit case, Randall v. Sorrell , Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer wrote in the plurality opinion, … to any candidate for any office per year. This meant it was the most restrictive limit in the country for …

… U.S. Supreme Court in the last eight years. Alaska’s laws limit voters to a maximum of $500 per year to any political … Vermont law the Supreme Court struck down in 2006, making it nearly impossible for Alaskan candidates to communicate … senator; and $200 to a candidate for state representative. Justice Breyer’s opinion for the plurality observed that …

… U.S. Justice Department supports Bronx church for equal access to … Board in federal court for equal access learned this week it has a new ally in its legal battle:  the United States … boards, to discriminate against religious groups and their ideas.  Earlier this year Bronx Household of Faith won an …

… University of Mont. School of Law continues trend of silencing Christian groups at public universities … the SBA derecognized the CLS chapter and excluded it from receiving student activities funds available to other …

… the bill as providing Americans with “basic security when it comes to their health care.” One provision of the ACA … In 2021, however, the Biden administration decided it would remove the requirement for insurers to cover … did not inform the public of this change, which it is required by law to do, and it completely ignored …

… Supreme Court Justice Right to Warn of Dangers in Dismissing Jurors for … stereotypes. The Supreme Court already has determined that it is unconstitutional to exclude women and blacks from jury … even those of our fellow Americans who have different ideas than we do. The Missouri courts here wrongly treated …

… state’s draconian campaign contribution laws. Those laws limit voters to a maximum of $500 per year to any political … Vermont law the Supreme Court struck down in 2006, making it nearly impossible for Alaskan candidates to communicate … 9th Circuit panel upheld Alaska’s limit—but only because it considered its decision “compelled” by circuit precedent …

… in attorneys’ fees for violating regulatory laws when it  illegally deprived women  of the option of fertility … a real public comment period, as required by law. When it comes to family planning, countless women depend on … in attorneys’ fees for violating regulatory laws when it  illegally deprived women  of the option of fertility …