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Military Sees Increase In Conflicts Over First Amendment Freedoms

July 6, 2018 • In the News

This Independence Day, millions of Americans took time to honor those in the military who risk their lives to ensure America remains free and independent. Unfortunately, an increasing number of military members are discovering their own rights to free speech and religious expression are being curtailed within the very institution […]

Anchorage Law Firm Fights Charges Brought by Equal Rights Commission for Defending Women’s Homeless Shelter

July 5, 2018 • Press Releases

Commission says attorney cannot talk about his client’s beliefs Anchorage, AK—Attorneys with First Liberty Institute today filed a motion to dismiss before the Anchorage Equal Rights Commission (“AERC”) on behalf of the law firm Brena, Bell & Clarkson, P.C. in response to charges the AERC brought against it for defending […]

Law Firm Faces Charges for Defending Christian Women’s Shelter

July 5, 2018 • In the News

An Alaska law firm has been accused of violating a city’s non-discrimination ordinance after they provided legal representation to a Christian women’s shelter accused of violating the same ordinance. The Anchorage Equal Rights Commission filed a formal complaint against Brena, Bell & Clarkson, charging the law firm with committing “unlawful […]

Lawsuit Filed Against Nebraska Village That Refuses to Let Church Build on Town Square

July 3, 2018 • Press Releases

Decisions by Village Board to deny use of property for a local congregation violates Constitution, state and federal laws Walthill, NE—First Liberty Institute and Attorney Sam Diehl of the Gray Plant Mooty law firm today filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska in response […]

Supreme Court Keeps Woman’s ‘Right to Prayer’ Lawsuit Alive

July 2, 2018 • In the News

Mary Anne Sause, a Kansas woman who claims police violated her First Amendment right to the free exercise of religion when they commanded her to stop praying, will have another day in court after the Supreme Court of the United States ordered a lower court Thursday to reconsider her lawsuit. […]

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Supreme Court reverses ruling on Kansas woman who says police stopped her from praying

June 29, 2018 • In the News

A Kansas woman who says her First Amendment rights were violated when police officers stopped her from praying in her home will get another chance in court, the Supreme Court said Thursday. In an unsigned opinion, the court reversed a ruling from the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which […]

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