First Liberty Institute and the law firms Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP and Holtzman Vogel PLLC filed a complaint and motion ...

This year is already a big year for First Liberty at the Supreme Court. Let’s pull back the thick burgundy curtains to see ...

He Shared the Gospel. They Banned It. More than 100 briefs have been filed showing support for our cases at the Supreme Court ...

The Supreme Court of the United States declined to review a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ...

This week, the Supreme Court agreed to hear our case Missionaries of Saint John the Baptist, Inc. v. Frederic.

On Monday, First Liberty—alongside law firms Siri & Glimstad, Lehotsky Cohn, and Chris Wiest, Attorney at Law, PLLC—filed a petition at the U.S. Supreme Court in defense of Amish clients in New York.

First Liberty filed a petition at the U.S. Supreme Court in defense of Amish an community in the state of New York.

Banning a church from a space that any other organization or business could use is wrong and unconstitutional. The Town of Troy, North Carolina told True Worship Ministries to stop renting a temporary ...

After leaving the Amish alone for nearly two centuries, the state of New York is seeking to compel Amish schoolchildren living in remote Amish communities to receive vaccinations that conflict with ...

While transitioning to a new location, True Worship Ministries has been renting a room in the Innovative Action Center (“IAC”), a non-profit that provides space for minority communities to gather for ...

Banning a church from a space that any other organization or business could use is wrong and unconstitutional. The Town of Troy, North Carolina told True Worship Ministries to stop renting a temporary ...