Charles LiMandri

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Conscience vs. truth: Let’s not confuse the two

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Ten lessons that I learned from the Mt. Soledad Cross case

Charles LiMandri is President and Chief Counsel of the Freedom of Conscience Defense Fund (FCFD), a national nonprofit law firm that defends America's constitutional liberties, conscience rights, and the sanctity of human life. Charles has handled numerous pro-bono religious freedom and pro-life cases, including defending the Mt. Soledad Cross, Priests for Life, and David Daleiden. He is a frequent author and lecturer, and he has been a featured guest speaker on national radio and television networks. Charles received his law degree from Georgetown University in 1983. For more information about FCDF, please visit www.fcdflegal.org.

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