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Catholic lawyers object to rule requiring use of ‘personal pronouns’ in Michigan courts

Catholic lawyers object to rule requiring use of ‘personal pronouns’ in Michigan courts

The Catholic Lawyers Society of Metropolitan Detroit and others have voiced opposition to a new rule that would compel Michigan judges to address attorneys and parties in court using their preferred “personal pronouns,” saying the proposed rule violates First Amendment protections of religious freedom and
Supreme Court seems open to considering more religious accommodations in the workplace

Supreme Court seems open to considering more religious accommodations in the workplace

The U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority seemed open to expanding religious rights protections in the workplace during oral arguments late Tuesday morning, but some were hesitant about making any far-reaching changes to legal precedent. All nine justices heard oral arguments in Groff V. DeJoy, a
Supreme Failures from the Court

Supreme Failures from the Court

It should come as no surprise that many conservative legal thinkers consider Roe v. Wade to be among the worst decisions ever handed down by the Supreme Court. The fiftieth anniversary of Roe is also the first since it was overturned by Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. But many
Biden administration seeks to remove moral objection exemption from Obamacare contraceptives mandate

Biden administration seeks to remove moral objection exemption from Obamacare contraceptives mandate

The Biden administration Monday announced a proposal to eliminate employers’ ability to object to the Obamacare contraceptives mandate on moral grounds. This change only proposes rescinding the moral objection exemption, not the religious exemption. The 2020 Supreme Court case Little Sisters of the Poor v.