Abortion, Social Media, Guns: Supreme Court Poised to Impact Religious Freedom
COMMENTARY: Several cases this term have the potential to further safeguard religious freedom and protect the unborn and their mothers.
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Supreme Court Says States Cannot Remove Trump From 2024 Ballot
After the Colorado ruling, an Illinois judge issued a similar order, while Maine’s attorney general said the state would bar Trump from the ballot. Several other states signaled similar plans.
Supreme Court Poised to Stem Executive and Legislative Overreach
COMMENTARY: If the Court overturns 1984’s ‘Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council, it will be an important check that will rein in the administrative state.
How a Supreme Court Case Involving Herring Fishermen Affects the Little Sisters of the Poor
The Cause of Action Institute, a legal advocacy group, says that the Loper case was brought by several herring fishermen challenging a rule that said they were liable for the cost of federal inspectors on their boats.
BREAKING: Supreme Court Allows Idaho to Reinstate Pro-Life Law
Idaho law prohibits all abortions from the moment of conception, except when necessary to prevent the death of a pregnant woman.
Supreme Court Preview: Religious Freedom Cases on the Docket
Several cases the high court will take up in the next term impact religious freedom, pro-life laws, and freedom of conscience.
BREAKING: 5th Circuit Court Approves Abortion-Pill Restrictions, Ends Mail-Order Abortions
The court did not disapprove all use of abortion pills but rather ruled that the FDA must reinstate restrictions in place before 2016, most notably banning administering the pills through the mail or via telemedicine.
Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch Blasts COVID Lockdowns, Closing of Churches
Unfettered, and sometimes even assisted by legislative and judicial authorities, both local and executive leaders across the country struck at Americans’ fundamental freedoms, Gorsuch said.
Supreme Court Seems Open to Considering More Religious Accommodations in the Workplace
Groff’s lawyer, Aaron Streett, asked the court to adopt a new nationwide standard to clarify the meaning of undue hardship to ensure religious rights receive stronger protections.
BREAKING: Supreme Court Temporarily Lifts Restrictions on Abortion Pill as it Considers Case
Erin Hawley, senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, the firm representing the pro-life groups in this case, said Alito’s ruling wasn’t unexpected.
