Federal court halts Michigan foster care policy as likely religious freedom violation
Can states require that religious organizations providing foster care services through government contracts must refrain from discriminating?
In Closely Watched Case, Washington Supreme Court Again Rules Against Florist
The Washington Supreme Court found no evidence that Arlene’s Flowers received discriminatory treatment by the government and reaffirmed its ruling that the First Amendment does not require a religious exemption from the state’s nondiscrimination law.
BJC’s Hollman Talks Common Ground in Discussion on Religious Liberty and LGBT Rights Seeks Areas of Common Ground
In a fabulous panel discussion last week, the BJC’s Holly Hollman made a full-throated appeal: when it comes to government funded programs, we as Americans must draw a line.
U.S. Supreme Court Could Return to Vendors’ Religious Liberty Objections to Same-Sex Marriage
An Oregon case could lead the Supreme Court as early as this week to return to religious liberty questions surrounding a baker’s objection to same-sex marriage.
Federal Court Allows Cakeshop Owner’s Sequel Suit to Proceed
Refusing to dismiss his new claims against Colorado officials for “unconstitutional bullying,” a judge has ruled that cakemaker Jack Phillips has provided sufficient proof of religious hostility.
