First Liberty Briefing: A “Mark of the Beast” Does Not Mean First Amendment Violation
A “Mark of the Beast” Does Not Mean First Amendment Violation - if your paycheck shows "666", don’t assume your employer violated the First Amendment.
First Liberty Briefing: Why a Renewed Commitment to Religious Freedom is of Urgency
Why a Renewed Commitment to Religious Freedom is of Urgency - 40% of the countries across the globe are hostile to religion.
First Liberty Briefing: VICTORY! Court Rules In Favor of County Commissioner’s Invocation
Court Rules In Favor of County Commissioner’s Invocation - Although The Supreme Court usually wants to resolve differences of opinion between circuit courts
First Liberty Briefing: How A Postal Worker, Pigs, the Radio, and a Cross Ended Up In Court Together
How A Postal Worker, Pigs, Radio, Cross Ended Up In Court Together - if someone is offended by something religious their lawsuit may not be successful.
First Liberty Briefing: Government Actions Violating the Free Exercise of Religion Require Heightened Scrutiny
Government Actions Violating the Free Exercise of Religion Require Scrutiny - consider Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association
First Liberty Briefing: Does Ditching Commercialized Christmas to Serve the Less Fortunate Violate the First Amendment?
Does Larry Gallo's Serving the Poor Violate the First Amendment? The Military should never censor religion nor punish those who put service over self
First Liberty Briefing: Can Students Claim First Amendment Rights Violations If They Use Vulgar Speech?
Can Students Claim First Amendment Rights Violations If They Use Vulgar Speech? Not if it undermines the educational mission of the school.
First Liberty Briefing: Employees Fired for Praying Over Absent Colleague
Employees Fired for Praying Over Absent Colleague - Firing someone for their peaceful exercise of religion at work doesn’t have a prayer.
First Liberty Briefing: How a Small New Jersey Congregation Fought Against Unfair Zoning Laws
Small New Jersey Congregation Fought Against Unfair Zoning Laws - RLUIPA defends churches against cities that burden religious freedom in their property.
First Liberty Briefing: Is Opening a City Council Meeting with Prayer An American Tradition?
Is Opening a City Council Meeting with Prayer An American Tradition? Legislative prayer reflects values long part of the Nation’s heritage. (SCOTUS)