Leave POW Remembrance Tables Alone
First Liberty attorneys Hiram Sasser and Mike Berry publish a recent editorial on how a radical group is attacking a sacred military tradition honoring POW/MIA’s. This article was originally published in The Washington Examiner on April 17, 2018. Last week, our law firm, First Liberty Institute, filed a lawsuit on behalf […]
4 Common First Amendment Myths
There’s an old saying among lawyers: “If you don’t have the facts, pound the law. If you don’t have the law, pound the facts. If you have neither, pound the table.” In a world driven by social media and sound bites, we are constantly bombarded by claims of factual or […]
The Forgotten Triangle of Freedom?
If you were asked what the most important moment in American history was, what do you think you would say? The Battle of Yorktown? The end of World War II? There is a moment in our history that is largely overlooked by history teachers today: At the end of the […]
Burdensome Regulations Victimize Orthodox Jewish Community
City officials’ unreasonable use of regulations could force a small, Orthodox Jewish congregation to shut down. Oh, the burden of bureaucracy… For nearly five years, Congregation Toras Chaim (CTC) – a small, Orthodox Jewish congregation in the diverse city of Dallas – has had to jump through hoops and endless […]
VICTORY! Air Force Restores Career of Decorated Airman
First Liberty adds another key victory for religious freedom in our military, restoring the constitutional rights of decorated U.S. Airman, Col. Bohannon. This week, First Liberty Institute achieved a resounding victory, adding momentum in the fight for religious freedom in our military. The Secretary of the Air Force announced that […]
Assault Won’t Fly With Air Force Vets Rodriguez, Roberson
First Liberty Institute files lawsuit asking for apology to decorated Air Force veterans whose religious freedom was flagrantly violated. Is it really that hard to apologize? In 2016, U.S. Air Force veteran Oscar Rodriguez was assaulted and forcibly removed from a private retirement ceremony by non-commissioned officers because his flag-folding […]

