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ALBANY, N.Y. — After nearly two hours of oral argument, a federal judge refused yesterday to dismiss a civil rights lawsuit brought against New York officials for excluding a pro-adoption group from its specialty license plate program. “New York’s specialty license plate scheme is subject to rampant abuse,” said Alliance Defense Fund attorney Mike Johnson, who argued before the court on behalf of The Children First Foundation, the organization that brought the suit, The Children First Foundation, et al., v. Raymond P. Martinez, et al., in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of ...

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ADF attorneys representing censored Christian student group withdraw lawsuit in light of policy change

US Supreme court leaves decision in place that will boot worship services from empty schools if mayor doesn’t act

Federal court issues permanent order protecting equal access rights

19-year-old case heads to high court

… protecting houses of worship and religious heritage sites and promoting accountability for perpetrators of … protecting houses of worship and religious heritage sites, and promoting accountability for perpetrators of …

Texas school district refused Christian ad on Jumbotron

… or local government receiving USDA assistance shall in the selection of service providers discriminate for or against a … local government receiving USDA assistance shall, in the selection of service providers, discriminate for or against a …

… or local government receiving USDA assistance shall in the selection of service providers discriminate for or against a … local government receiving USDA assistance shall, in the selection of service providers, discriminate for or against a …