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OCEAN GROVE, N.J. — At a hearing Tuesday, the New Jersey attorney general agreed to extend the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association’s time to respond to an investigation until a federal judge decides on two motions in the association’s lawsuit against the state. ADF attorneys represent OGCMA, which has been under investigation for declining a request to allow a “civil union” ceremony on its private property. “Religious groups have the First Amendment right to decide what takes place on their private property without government interference. The government cannot force a private Christian ...

Group no longer denied access to benefits offered to other student clubs

Christian man had been arrested, jailed under ‘breach of peace’ statute after preaching on public way

ADF attorneys secure court order, Spokane Falls Community College agrees to amend policies after threatening to expel students

ADF secures settlement with university officials to ensure personalized brick will be included in university’s Alumni Walk

ADF attorneys win settlement from school district that prohibited students from meeting on campus for religious purposes

ADF attorneys file federal lawsuit on behalf of man cited for displaying Christian message on private business property

University settles lawsuit, will remove ban on student fee funding for ‘political or ideological’ student organizations

Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys represent a Christian pre-school and daycare center excluded from a Missouri program that provides recycled tires for children’s playgrounds. Although the state highly ranked the center as qualified for the program, it denied the center’s application solely because a church runs the daycare.

ADF attorneys favorably settle lawsuit on behalf of Country Mill Farms, owner Steve Tennes