CRE Files Amicus Brief to Prevent Government Compulsion of Words and Infringement on Conviction
The Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed an amicus curiae brief on January 29, 2020, asking the Tenth Circuit Court of [...]
Reminding to Respect Free Speech
Roanoke, Virginia — July 25, 2019. Recently, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) secured CRE Client Dianna Orea’s right to share her faith on public [...]
Free Speech Reclaimed
Birmingham, Alabama — November 16, 2018. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) won another victory for free speech, obtaining a federal court order permanently [...]
Forcing Words: CRE Files Amicus Brief Asking State High Court to Free (Up) Speech
Phoenix, Arizona — September 28, 2018. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE), filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the Arizona Supreme Court, requesting the Court [...]
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Free Exercise of Religion
Washington, D.C — June 4, 2018. Today, the United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of cake artist Jack Phillips, confirming that the State of [...]
Intolerable
Birmingham, Alabama — April 12, 2018. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed a federal lawsuit today challenging the City of Birmingham’s unconstitutional ban on [...]
With Their Own Hands: CRE Files Amicus Brief Supporting Christian Artists
Phoenix, Arizona — March 6, 2018. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE), along with co-counsel Center for Arizona Policy, filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the [...]
CRE Files Amicus Brief in Christian Printer Case
Frankfort, Kentucky — February 6, 2018. Today, the Center for Religious Expression submitted a friend-of-the-court brief to the Kentucky Supreme Court, urging the state high [...]
CRE Files Amicus Brief in Major Supreme Court Case
Washington, D.C — September 7, 2017. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed an amicus brief before the United States Supreme Court on behalf [...]
CRE Rejects Tennessee AG’s Portent of Doom Over ‘Bathroom Bill’
Memphis, Tennessee — April 14, 2016. The following statement regarding Tennessee Attorney General Slatery’s opinion of House Bill 2414, Tennessee’s “bathroom bill,” can be attributed [...]