Supreme Court Reopens Liberty University’s Affordable Care Act Lawsuit
Written by Don Byrd
The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday sent back to the 4th Circuit Liberty University’s lawsuit challenging the Affordable Care Act on religious liberty grounds.
Is Church Attendance an Appropriate Criminal Sentence?
Written by Don Byrd
The New York Times looks into a controversial Oklahoma judge, who is under fire for sentencing juvenile offenders to church attendance.
Bronx Household Case Back Before 2nd Circuit
Written by Don Byrd
Can New York City bar churches from using school buildings for their meeting place when school is not in session?
Another Contraception Coverage Ruling, A Different Result
Written by Don Byrd
Initial rulings in contraception mandate lawsuits continue to roll in. It will take a while for our federal courts to sort out these complex and difficult issues.
President Obama Discusses Religious Freedom During Overseas Trip
Written by Don Byrd
During a speech in Burma, President Obama noted the country’s transition to democracy and spoke on the importance of religious freedom.
Judge: Closely Held Corporation is the Religious “Alter-Ego” of its Owners
Written by Don Byrd
A federal judge has issued an injunction to stop the government from enforcing certain Affordable Care Act mandates on the Tyndale Publishing House.
