ReligiousLiberty.TV The concept of free exercise increasingly imposes a tangible price on the state, transforming from a shield for individual belief and practice into a mandate for government subsidy for institutions. When religious institutions demand access to public benefit…
Religious freedom, personal virtue and the role of faith in public life were central themes as Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Father Deacon Andrew Bennett,…
The portion of the PROTECT Act that prohibits civil immigration arrests in and around courthouses without a judicial warrant went into effect on Tuesday, but advocates say it’s already been violated. “I went to the court, and right in front…
R.I. Lawyers Weekly Staff//November 4, 2026// Where a plaintiff was terminated from a government job following a social media post, his motion for partial summary judgment should be allowed because his termination violated the First Amendment. “… [The plaintiff] was not a policymaker…
A view of the New York state Senate Chamber in 2020. New York Democrats on Tuesday surged to their largest legislative majorities in state history. Credit: AP/Hans Pennink ALBANY — A national "blue wave" propelled New York Democrats to their largest…
Pea Ridge Times "No government ought to be without censors, and, where the press is free, no one ever will." Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826) Founding Father, third president of the USA You're one step away from the full story. Log in or…
Eugene Volokh | 11.4.2026 2:16 PM Just today, Third Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas (also a former law professor), submitted a letter endorsing the proposed rule, and I thought it was much worth passing along: Dear Members of the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules:…
Eugene Volokh | 11.4.2026 2:46 PM From Doe v. Roe, decided today by Fifth Circuit Judges Jennifer Walker Elrod, Carolyn Dineen King, and Carl Stewart: Daniel Altaras (Wigdor) represents Roe. NEXT: Wise Words from Third Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas as to Access to Court…
“Being offended shouldn’t justify a criminal conviction for the rest of your life,” Aaron Marcus said, the lawyer representing the man who yelled an expletive at a judge. This article is not legal advice. But according to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court,…
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