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ACLJ Takes Case of Nebraska Firefighter Rejected Because He Was Homeschooled â Homeschool Graduates Are Not Second-Class Citizens | American Center for Law and Justice (opens the original)
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He was banned from being a firefighter simply because he was homeschooled. The ACLJ is representing Andrew Coates, a 22-year-old Nebraska volunteer firefighter and licensed EMT, who was denied the opportunity to continue in the hiring process for a firefighter position with the city of Fremont, Nebraska, because his diploma came from a homeschool program. Now the ACLJ is stepping in because a homeschool graduate who wants to dedicate his career to saving lives should not be treated like a second
ACLJ Stands Before Seventh Circuit To Defend Brandon Hammanâs Right To Proclaim Life | American Center for Law and Justice (opens the original)
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Today I stood before the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and told three federal judges what we’ve been saying since the moment Carbondale, Illinois, pulled Brandon Hamman’s pro-life signs out of the ground: This was never really about traffic safety. It was about silencing a message the city didn’t like. You already know Brandon’s story. On April 16, 2025, he stood outside the CHOICES abortion facility with small yard signs reading, “Love Your Preborn Neighbor as Yourself”
The Supreme Court Will Decide: Can a City Use Red Tape To Kill Your Bible Study? | American Center for Law and Justice (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear one of the most consequential religious liberty cases in years – and the ACLJ has filed to make sure the Court gets it right. Grand v. City of University Heights, Ohio asks a deceptively simple question with sweeping implications: Can a municipality shut down a small, home-based Jewish religious gathering through an escalating campaign of bureaucratic pressure, and then escape any federal accountability simply because it never issued a final, formal denial? T
Public School's Own Admissions Reveal It Violated a 6th Grader's Christian Faith | American Center for Law and Justice (opens the original)
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For years, Highline Public Schools promised it would stop treating a student's faith as unlawful. This week, the district's own words proved it never kept that promise. In a newly filed reply brief, the ACLJ laid out how Highline's attempt to dodge a preliminary injunction collapses under Highline’s own admissions. Highline’s opposition brief tried to muddy the facts, claim mootness, and paint our client’s (J.H.) father was unreasonable for not objecting to an assembly he was never told about. O
ACLJ Asks Supreme Court to Stop States From Silencing Nonprofit Advocacy | American Center for Law and Justice (opens the original)
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At the ACLJ, we have spent decades in the trenches defending the right of Americans – individually and through the organizations they build – to speak freely about the issues that matter most to them. This week, we took that fight to the United States Supreme Court, filing an amicus brief in Alaska Policy Forum v. Alaska Public Offices Commission, urging the Court to grant certiorari and reverse a dangerous decision out of the Alaska Supreme Court that threatens the free-speech rights of every n
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