First Monday: 3 Religious Freedom Cases to Keep on Your Radar for Upcoming SCOTUS Term
Key legal victories in last year’s Supreme Court term are charting a whole new course for religious liberty unlike anything we’ve seen in the last half-century. Learn why this upcoming SCOTUS term could be the continuation of a nationwide sea change for America’s first freedom.
9th Circuit Nominee, Lawrence Van Dyke, Will Be a Strong Voice for Religious Freedom
President Trump continues to put forth federal judicial nominees who are committed to protecting our first freedom. In multiple public service roles, as well as a former First Liberty network attorney, the president’s latest nominee has demonstrated a deep respect for the Constitution and religious liberty. Learn why he’ll make an excellent judge.
Two Recent Nominees Could Mean Big Change for Another Federal Appeals Court
A couple of new nominees to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals could mean another federal court is flipped to have a majority of conservative-appointed judges. Right now, First Liberty is fighting a case in that circuit on behalf of Christian school students who were told they couldn’t pray at a football game.
Restructure the Supreme Court?…See What First Liberty Supporters Had to Say
Read what your fellow First Liberty Insiders and social media followers have to say about our Supreme Court. In this special edition, we break down the results of our recent SCOTUS Poll.
Newest Judicial Nominees Could Have Lasting Impact on Appeals Courts
With more than a dozen new judicial nominees in the pipeline, the Senate has an opportunity to keep the record rate of confirmations going strong. Learn why the latest round of the president’s nominees could have lasting impact on the makeup of America’s federal courts, especially in two liberal-leaning appeals courts.
First Liberty Poll: Do You Think the U.S. Supreme Court Needs to Be Restructured?
A number of U.S. Senators and presidential contenders are calling for a restructuring of the Supreme Court, and a majority of Americans agree with them. Are nine SCOTUS Justices enough or do we need a deeper bench? Take our poll today.
