Religious Solidarity Is Not Invidious Discrimination
If every group were bland and nearly indistinguishable from its neighbors, there would be little value in pluralism and diversity.
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Anti-Discrimination Laws Are Wielded against a Shelter for Battered Women
Self-righteous bureaucrats have distorted anti-discrimination laws to persecute religious and traditional Americans.
Why the Jewish Coalition for Religious Liberty Filed an Amicus Brief in the TCCB Case
Faith Leaders need assurance that the government and the public will only have access to their internal deliberations in the most compelling of cases.
Masterpiece Cakeshop Will Help Protect Jews’ Religious Freedom
Every American has a right to live in accordance with his conscience, regardless of whether he follows an orthodox faith.
Obergefell’s Toxic Judicial Legacy
The Obergefell decision gave judges everywhere explicit encouragement to invent new 'fundamental rights.'
Religious Freedom? A Judge Bans a Jewish Ritual in California
In California, a judge banned a Jewish congregation from practicing a religious ritual. Advocates of religious freedom have rightly sounded an alarm.
Religious Freedom Is Not an Indulgence Doled Out by the State
Too many Americans now wish view religious liberty as an indulgence to be granted on a selective basis only to favored groups.
What Happens in Abortion Cases Stays in Abortion Cases
Justice Breyer’s ruling in the Supreme Court’s Whole Women’s Health v. Hellerstedt abortion case weakened the bedrock legal principle of res judicata.
Vox Gets Utah v. Strieff Holding Wrong
Vox misunderstands the Supreme Court’s ruling in Utah v. Strieff.
The Crucial Importance of Textualism
Encouraging judges to rule based on their personal experience or philosophy is a recipe for nullifying democracy.