Safe Zone for Speech
Raleigh, North Carolina — November 9, 2018. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE) secured victory for free speech on a public way in front of [...]
Speaking Up for the Unborn
Tempe, Arizona — November 7, 2018. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed a lawsuit today, asking the federal court for the district of Arizona [...]
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 [...]
Appealing for Free Speech
Cincinnati, Ohio — September 11, 2018. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed an appellate brief with the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, asking [...]
CRE Petitions Supreme Court for Freedom to Share Gospel on Public Sidewalks
Washington D.C. — July 2, 2018. Center for Religious Expression (CRE) along with co-counsel American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), filed a petition for [...]
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 [...]
Keeping Free Speech Free
Concord, New Hampshire — May 14, 2018. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE) recently secured constitutional freedom to peacefully share religious views on the campus [...]
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 [...]
Centering in on Free Speech
Center Line, Michigan — March 1, 2018. The federal court for the Eastern District of Michigan entered an agreed order and judgment today, prohibiting the [...]