Law & the Courts District Courts Adopt Ridiculous Double Standard to Preserve Obamacare Contraceptive Mandate By Howard Slugh January 23, 2019 Elections apparently don’t have consequences, after all.
Law & the Courts The Most Wonderful Time of the Year — for Religious Legal Disputes By Howard Slugh December 12, 2018 Governmental refusal to allow a menorah display in a public park as long as Christmas symbols are also prohibited is a tradition that ought to be retired.
Law & the Courts Lower-Court Decisions Reveal Roe v. Wade’s Extremism By Howard Slugh November 28, 2018 Americans support late-term abortion restrictions, but Supreme Court jurisprudence prevents commonsense regulations.
Religion Religious Groups Led by Co-Religionists — It Shouldn’t Be Controversial By Howard Slugh November 23, 2018 The University of Iowa says that InterVarsity discriminates. Observant Jews should defend the Christian student group.
Religion Religious Solidarity Is Not Invidious Discrimination By Howard Slugh & Mitchell Rocklin November 6, 2018 If every group were bland and nearly indistinguishable from its neighbors, there would be little value in pluralism and diversity.
Law & the Courts Anti-Discrimination Laws Are Wielded against a Shelter for Battered Women By Howard Slugh & Aylana Meisel August 16, 2018 Self-righteous bureaucrats have distorted anti-discrimination laws to persecute religious and traditional Americans.
Law & the Courts Why the Jewish Coalition for Religious Liberty Filed an Amicus Brief in the TCCB Case By Howard Slugh & Greg Dolin June 25, 2018 Faith Leaders need assurance that the government and the public will only have access to their internal deliberations in the most compelling of cases.
Law & the Courts Masterpiece Cakeshop Will Help Protect Jews’ Religious Freedom By Howard Slugh June 12, 2018 Every American has a right to live in accordance with his conscience, regardless of whether he follows an orthodox faith.
Law & the Courts Obergefell’s Toxic Judicial Legacy By Howard Slugh April 10, 2017 The Obergefell decision gave judges everywhere explicit encouragement to invent new 'fundamental rights.'
Law & the Courts Religious Freedom? A Judge Bans a Jewish Ritual in California By Howard Slugh October 20, 2016 In California, a judge banned a Jewish congregation from practicing a religious ritual. Advocates of religious freedom have rightly sounded an alarm.