Stanley Carlson-Thies, April 14, 2016 The prime season for state legislative action this year—from January through April—has been filled with proposals to protect the freedom…
Chelsea Langston, April 14, 2016 On March 29th, 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court took the unusual action of requesting additional information from the parties in…
Chelsea Langston, April 14, 2016 Shared Justice recently published Beyond the Hashtag: How to Advocate for Mental Health Reform, an article I wrote that is…
IRFA Staff, April 14, 2016 [The following is reprinted with permission from the April, 2016, issue of Cape Outlook, the monthly magazine of the Council…
Stanley Carlson-Thies, April 4, 2016 The Obama administration has issued new regulations for federally funded government partnerships with faith-based organizations. The new rules modify somewhat…
Stanley Carlson-Thies, March 31, 2016 Should it be illegal for a Democratic lawmaker to reject as unqualified any Republican and Tea Partier who applies for…
Stanley Carlson-Thies, March 31, 2016 Statutes of limitations apply to various legal matters, ensuring timely filing of cases, timely resolution of disputes, trials before memories…
Stanley Carlson-Thies March 31, 2016 Congress has not chosen to add sexual orientation and gender identity to federal civil rights laws and courts generally have…
Chelsea Langston, March 31, 2016 The religiously unaffiliated –“nones”as they are called for short – now make up about 23% of the U.S adult population,…
Chelsea Langston explores how the tech giant Apple came to share a defense with Hobby Lobby and Little Sisters of the Poor. Read the article…