First Liberty Argues Major Case at the U.S. Supreme Court 

on Behalf of Mississippi Evangelist

Led by our volunteer attorney Allyson Ho of the law firm Gibson Dunn, we made the case to the justices that Americans should be able to plead their case in court if their constitutional rights—including religious freedom—are violated.

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Post-Argument Reaction from the Steps 

of the U.S. Supreme Court

First Liberty President & CEO Kelly Shackelford, Senior Counsel Nate Kellum and our client Gabe Olivier give their reaction immediately following Wednesday’s hearing. They break down what happened in the courtroom and why we’re optimistic about securing a victory for Gabe and millions of Americans.

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Washington Examiner: The Supreme Court Should Rule 

in Favor of Religious Freedom, And Not Just for My Sake

Following a long, winding journey through the court system, my case is now before the Supreme Court. But this isn’t just my fight. Any American who has suffered a constitutional violation deserves their day in federal court.

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Religious Liberty Commission Set to Discuss 

the Military at Upcoming Hearing

The Commission will hold its final hearing of the year on Wednesday, December 10. It will hear testimony from service members, chaplains, veterans and subject-matter experts on religious freedom, including First Liberty attorneys and clients.

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Four First Liberty Attorneys Admitted 

to U.S. Supreme Court Bar

Congratulations to First Liberty attorneys Becky Dummermuth, Erin Smith, Holly M. Randall and Nathan Shackelford on being admitted to the Supreme Court bar, one of the highest distinctions in the legal profession.

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