Press Releases
November 28, 2022
| Government of Nashville v. Tennessee Department of Education
Last week, a Tennessee state three-judge panel issued a final order rejecting efforts by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County and Shelby County to block a scholarship program for students from low-income families....
November 18, 2022
| National Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association v. Black
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit struck down the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act (HISA) in response to a lawsuit brought by thoroughbred horse owners and trainers....
October 21, 2022
| Hart v. Facebook
Author and data analyst Justin Hart filed new evidence in his federal lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter, and U.S. President Joe Biden documenting collusion between social media companies and the federal government to silence Americans....
October 17, 2022
| Chancey v. Illinois State Board of Elections
With three weeks until the election, a federal judge in Illinois has blocked two laws restricting contributions in judicial campaigns. The laws restrict contributions only in judicial campaigns by prohibiting out-of-state donations to candidates and placing arbitrary limits on contributions to independent expenditure committees....
October 4, 2022
| McDonald v. Lawson
September 21, 2022
| Brick v. Biden
A Virginia preschool teacher is suing the federal government to keep her job and block a federal vaccine mandate for federally funded preschool programs....
August 19, 2022
| Cavalier v. Warren County Board of Elections
Voters from across the state of New York and a county party committee have sued to stop a state law that allows near universal access to absentee voting....
August 12, 2022
| Parents for Public Schools v. Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration
August 12, 2022
| Gessing v. Yara
August 5, 2022
| Government of Nashville v. Tennessee Department of Education
August 3, 2022
| Chancey v. Illinois State Board of Elections
Federal lawsuit says new restrictions banning out-of-state contributions violate free speech...
June 21, 2022
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling that expands access to educational choices for families and ends government discrimination against faith-based schools....
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