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The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Jake Warner regarding a friend-of-the-court brief ADF attorneys filed Thursday with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit in Greenberg v. Lehocky in support of the constitutionally protected freedom of attorneys to say what they believe about matters of public concern without fear of government punishment: “When attorneys enter the legal profession, they do not forfeit their right to free speech—especially against rules that regulate even their social interactions based on viewpoint. While the government ...

… to silence free speech. The 1st Circuit’s decision made no determination as to whether the New Hampshire statute … allows the creation of 25-foot censorship zones in which no person may speak, stand, or even enter on public ways and … to silence free speech. The 1st Circuit’s decision made no determination as to whether the New Hampshire statute …

… explicitly on ‘sex.’ If, as a matter of law, ‘sex’ is no longer understood to be an immutable characteristic, but … explicitly on ‘sex.’ If, as a matter of law, ‘sex’ is no longer understood to be an immutable characteristic, but …

… Counsel Rachel Rouleau serves as legal counsel for the Center for Conscience Initiatives with Alliance Defending …

High court will consider constitutionality of Mass. law that censors free speech of pro-life advocates

… Brownsburg didn’t question Mr. Kluge’s professionalism: no one monitored his classroom, the principal offered him a … Brownsburg didn’t question Mr. Kluge’s professionalism: no one monitored his classroom, the principal offered him a …

Stutzman: ‘I’ve never had to compromise my conscience or go against my faith’

Dissenting judge called decision ‘unprecedented,’ ‘staggering’ in scope for giving officials more authority to regulate speech as it becomes more expressive

… healing profession. Healthcare professionals’ oath to ‘do no harm’ directly conflicts with abortion, which ends the … healing profession. Healthcare professionals’ oath to ‘do no harm’ directly conflicts with abortion, which ends the …

… to hear McCullen v. Coakley in June of last year. “It is no accident that public streets and sidewalks have developed … H. Aden. “As the Supreme Court found, Massachusetts had no constitutional basis for creating speech-restricted zones … “Obstructed access and congested sidewalks are problems no matter what caused them. A group of individuals can …