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 [...]
Protecting the Christian Conscience
Frankfort, Kentucky — October 31, 2019. The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled in favor of Blaine Adamson today, protecting the Christian printer from being forced to [...]
Perception Is Not Reality
Atlanta, Georgia — December 27, 2018. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE), along with co-counsel, filed an amicus curiae brief asking the Eleventh Circuit Court [...]
So All Can See
Bristol, Tennessee — December 17, 2018. In response to a demand by the Center for Religious Expression (CRE), the City of Bristol has agreed to [...]
CRE Chief Counsel Makes Public Statement on Religious Freedom Legislation
Memphis, Tennessee – April 8, 2015. Nate Kellum, CRE Chief Counsel provided the following public statement to the press regarding the religious liberty bills in [...]
Latest HHS Spin on Mandate is Still Unconstitutional
Late last week, on Friday afternoon, while most of us were checking out of work (mentally if not physically) and focusing on the weekend, the [...]
Court Finds Mere Act of Crossing State Lines to be an Unconstitutional Undue Burden on Women Seeking an Abortion
Last week, a panel sitting for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit struck down – by a 2 to 1 margin - [...]
Campus Groupthink
Colleges are chock-full of various, diverse student organizations, grouping like-minded individuals around a common interest and mission. One can expect a culinary club to be [...]
Cross to Bear
Two years ago, a tragedy struck a Southern California family. 19 year-old Anthony Vincent Devaney was hit by a vehicle and killed as he crossed [...]
Air Force Academy Teaching Religious Censorship
Like other college campuses in America, the dorm room doors at the Air Force Academy are adorned with white dry erase boards, where residents leave [...]