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Alliance Defending Freedom
Law Practice
Scottsdale, AZ 16,559 followers
The world's largest legal organization advancing the God-given right to live and speak the truth.
About us
Alliance Defending Freedom is an alliance-building legal organization that advocates for the right of people to freely live out their faith. ADF was launched in 1994 by a large group of Christian ministry leaders with one mission in mind: to keep the doors open for the Gospel by advocating for religious liberty, the sanctity of life, and marriage and family. For information on careers and current open positions at ADF, please visit ADFlegal.org/careers.
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External link for Alliance Defending Freedom
- Industry
- Law Practice
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1994
- Specialties
- Non-profit, Christian, Religious Freedom, Sanctity of Human Life, Traditional Family Values, Alliance-building, Strategy, Communication, Advocacy, Funding , Training , Litigation, and Public Relations
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Primary
15100 N. 90th Street
Scottsdale, AZ 85260, US
Employees at Alliance Defending Freedom
Updates
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PUT ON NOTICE: The University of Memphis gave permission to TPUSA to host Kyle Rittenhouse to speak on campus…and then allowed a student mob to completely disrupt the event. Rioting students then bragged about giving Rittenhouse a “Memphis welcome.” This month, ADF attorneys sent a demand letter urging the university to right its wrongs and allow the event to happen without interruption. TPUSA students at the school hosted a free event featuring Rittenhouse, but when other students found out, they reserved tickets to either ignore the event or show up to heckle supporters. At the event, students inside the theater loudly jeered, forcing Rittenhouse to end the event early. A mob chased TPUSA members to their cars, hurled death threats, and blocked them from exiting. ADDING INSULT TO INJURY, university officials at the event did nothing to stop the mob, then charged TPUSA $1,600 for security that also stood idly by. The University never punished any disruptor. “College campuses are meant to be a safe haven for the open exchange of ideas, but more and more, university officials are choosing to let violent mobs disrupt events for the purpose of shutting down speech they don’t like,” said ADF Legal Counsel Mathew Hoffmann. “The University of Memphis failed to uphold the Constitution and Tennessee law that protect free speech on college campuses. Instead of enforcing rules and empowering security to take action, campus officials allowed unruly students to issue a heckler’s veto at the expense of TPUSA. We are urging officials to right their wrongs and allow this event to take place again without any issue.” In addition to rescheduling the event, ADF is requesting the university to reimburse TPUSA and undergo free speech training.
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The WSJ Editorial Board gets it right calling Jack’s latest court win a “victory for common sense and civil comity.”
Opinion | The Colorado Cake Baker Wins Again
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Jack Phillips displayed necessary courage in the face of shameful lawsuits hurled against his Christian faith. National Review shares the lessons learned from Jack’s 12 years of litigation.
The Long Road to Freedom for Jack Phillips
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✍ A lot of questions surround the tragic death of Amber Thurman, writes ADF Center for Life Vice President Erin Hawley. But one fact is clear: Abortion drugs, not a pro-life law, caused her death. https://lnkd.in/g7w_xFCa
Pro-life laws protect life
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In over 12 years, Jack Phillips of Masterpiece Cakeshop has been through three different legal battles and has won them all. Here’s how the latest win happened. ⬇ https://lnkd.in/gjMbzpQT
Colorado Supreme Court Dismisses Transgender-Cake Lawsuit against Christian Baker Jack Phillips
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SCOTUS PETITION FILED: ADF just filed a petition today with the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of student Liam Morrison, who, while in middle school, was told to remove a shirt stating “There are only two genders” by school staff who didn’t like the message he was sharing. When Liam showed up to his middle school in March of last year wearing the T-shirt, he was pulled aside by his principal and counselor who demanded that he remove his shirt. After he politely declined, he had no choice but to go home and miss the rest of his classes. Shortly after that incident, he went to school wearing a shirt saying, “There are [censored] genders.” Again, he was sent to the principal and told to remove his shirt. This all happened even though the school promoted their preferred view of gender identity ideology and encouraged students to engage in expressing their views—as long as they aligned with the school’s view. Because they wouldn’t let Liam express his own views on the topic, he ended up suing the school. So far, a federal district court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit have denied Liam his right to free speech. That’s why ADF just filed a petition with the Supreme Court to restore the rights of all students to express their views. “Students don’t lose their free speech rights the moment they walk into a school building,” said ADF Senior Counsel and Vice President of U.S. Litigation David Cortman. “This case isn’t about T-shirts; it’s about a public school telling a middle-schooler that he isn’t allowed to express a view that differs from their own. “Our legal system is built on the truth that the government cannot silence any speaker just because it disapproves of what they say,” Cortman added. Once again, the U.S. Supreme Court has a chance to take a strong position on free speech for students—even speech on a middle schooler’s T-shirt.