Court blocks Michigan ‘conversion therapy’ ban for discriminating against Christian counselors
A three-judge appeals court panel ruled that the law is a 'near-certain violation of the plaintiffs' First Amendment rights.'
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Articles tagged Sixth Circuit Court Of Appeals
Judge partially blocks Tennessee law that bans taking minors out of state for abortions
The Underage Abortion Trafficking Act bars recruiting, harboring, or transporting of a pregnant minor to obtain an out-of-state chemical or surgical abortion.
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Kim Davis asks Supreme Court to uphold her right to refuse homosexual ‘marriage’ licenses
Kim Davis is appealing to the Supreme Court after being ordered to pay $100,000 to two homosexuals to whom she refused to issue a ‘marriage’ license.
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Pro-freedom lawyers appeal verdict against Kim Davis for refusing same-sex ‘marriage’ licenses
Pro-freedom group Liberty Counsel is appealing the verdict against former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, arguing that her religious convictions should exempt her from issuing same-sex ‘marriage’ licenses under Obergefell v. Hodges.
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Biden admin allowed to cut off family planning funds to Tennessee over pro-life stance
A three-judge panel of the 6th Circuit ruled 2-1 that the Biden administration was within its rights to tie Title X family planning dollars to a state's willingness to provide abortion counseling.
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Kim Davis files brief in effort to potentially overturn Obergefell ruling on homosexual ‘marriage’
Liberty Counsel seeks not only to protect Kim Davis from crushing fines for her refusal to issue same-sex 'marriage' licenses but to overturn the Supreme Court precedent she refused to submit to as a Kentucky county clerk.
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Federal judges uphold Tennessee law prohibiting children from attending drag shows
On July 18, a three-judge panel of the U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Tennessee’s right to enforce its Adult Entertainment Act, which prohibits sexually-charged performances such as drag shows from venues accessible to minors.
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Former Kentucky clerk ordered to pay $260k after refusing marriage license for same-sex ‘couple’
Kim Davis 'is not liable for any damages because she was entitled to a religious accommodation from issuing marriage licenses under her name and authority that conflicted with her religious beliefs,' Liberty Counsel argued.
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Court rules against Nick Sandmann in libel lawsuit against New York Times, CBS, ABC
Judges on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals claimed that news outlets could not have verified Nathan Phillips' statements.
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Kentucky ban on transgender mutilation of children takes effect after judge lifts injunction
'I’m grateful to the district court for doing what the law requires, which is protecting Kentucky kids from the irreversible harms that these experimental drug treatments would cause,' Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron said.
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