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- Alliance Defending Freedom filed suit on behalf of Sara Hellwege, who was denied employment as a certified nurse midwife solely because of her religious objection to certain early abortifacient items and her membership in a pro-life organization.
- Cathy DeCarlo was forced to assist a late term abortion against her religious beliefs, and against the law.
- Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Student Expelled for Adhering to Her Religious Beliefs and Admonishes University that “Tolerance Is a Two-Way Street.”
- A New Jersey hospital agreed to stop forcing nurses to assist in abortions after a federal court issued a temporary restraining order against the hospital.
- ADF attorneys appeal federal court ruling against counselor fired for referring individual seeking same-sex relationship counseling to a colleague
- Vanderbilt University’s nurse residency program forced nursing applicants to promise to do abortions, until Alliance Defending Freedom intervened to stop that illegal requirement.
- City of Minneapolis severed relationship with psychologist after learning of affiliation with pro-family organization
- ADF attorneys represent Christian Healthcare Centers, Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish challenging discriminatory state law
- Opening brief asks appeals court to rein in Biden-Harris admin’s overreach
- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Legal Counsel Cody Barnett regarding a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit Thursday in Chiles v. Salazar to uphold Colorado’s Counseling Censorship Law. The court reasoned that a counseling session transforms speech into conduct that is not protected by the First Amendment. ADF attorneys represent Kaley Chiles, a licensed professional counselor in Colorado, who helps clients with various issues—including gender identity and sexual orientation: “Counseling is speech, not conduct, and it must be treated as ...