“Wedding Website Designer Has Standing To Challenge One of Colorado’s Civil Rights Laws”

September 5, 2017by Josh S. Tatum in 10th Circuit, Colorado, Free Exercise Clause, Free Speech, LGBT rights, religious exemptions

“Wedding Website Designer Has Standing To Challenge One of Colorado’s Civil Rights Laws.” Religion Clause reports here on 303 Creative, LLC v. Elenis, (D. Colo., Sept. 1, 2017). The Alliance Defending Freedom has a press release here.

10th Cir.: No interlocutory appeal on ministerial exception

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10th Cir.: No interlocutory appeal on ministerial exception. The 2–1…

Wis. Ct. App.: Church Daycare Cook Cannot Sue Based on Prohibition against Cohabitation

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Wis. Ct. App.: Church Daycare Cook Cannot Sue Based on…

W. Dist. N.C.: Religious Pro-Life Demonstrators may proceed in challenge to COVID Order on religious, not free-speech grounds

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W. Dist. N.C.: Religious Pro-Life Demonstrators may proceed in challenge…

FREE WEBINAR: “The Promise and Perils of Religious Arbitration”

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FREE WEBINAR: “The Promise and Perils of Religious Arbitration: New…

N.D. Ga.: Ecclesiastical Abstention Doctrine bars court from deciding “representative status” in Bishop’s suit seeking indemnification of legal fees

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N.D. Ga.: Ecclesiastical Abstention Doctrine bars court from deciding “representative…