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- ADF challenges the DOE and the DOJ's unlawful promulgation of new Title IX rules.
- 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.
- ADF represents students, parents challenging opening of locker rooms, showers to opposite sex based on federal agency falsehoods, threats
- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Legal Counsel Matt Sharp regarding a federal district court’s limited nationwide order Tuesday in State of Texas v. United States of America that reaffirms his previous order prohibiting the Obama administration from forcing public schools to allow boys into girls’ locker rooms, showers, and restrooms while the lawsuit of several states moves forward. The court found that both Title IX and Title VII rely on the consistent, uniform application of national standards in education and workplace policy. Because the May 2016 Dear ...
- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Legal Counsel Matt Sharp regarding a federal district court’s limited nationwide order Sunday in State of Texas v. United States of America that stops the Obama administration from forcing public schools to allow boys into girls’ locker rooms, showers, and restrooms while the lawsuit of several states moves forward. The court found that the federal government failed to follow the public notice and comment process that federal law requires and that the text of Title IX regarding the definition of sex is unambiguous—Congress ...
- ADF, allied attorneys ask 3rd Circuit to weigh in on district court ruling
- ADF attorneys file friend-of-the-court-brief asking court to protect bodily privacy of all children
- ADF attorneys file voluntary dismissal on behalf of parents, students
- ADF files friend-of-the-court-brief asking for reversal of 4th Circuit’s 2-1 decision against student privacy