Current Cases

In a traditional public forum, like a public park, the government may not prohibit certain messages while allowing others.

Like any citizen in any city in America, Ernest Giardino is free to peacefully share his religious beliefs on a public sidewalk. The First Amendment is his permit.

Our client’s speech is doubly protected by the First Amendment. The school is simply wrong to censor her design.

Religious expression in a public forum is part of our American heritage. Prohibiting such an inherent right is not just unconstitutional, it’s un-American.

The Constitution and federal law forbid government officials from intimidating and preventing churches from using their property as a place to exercise their religious beliefs.

Catholic priests in Washington face an impossible choice.