Mountain States Writes Demand Letter to UCLA on Behalf of YAF
Press Release May 20 UPDATE: On May 20th, MSLF sent a letter to UCLA calling out its unconstitutional ban on the Robert Spencer talk and demanding that the University prevent…
First Amendment
Greenberg v. Lehocky
Yes— Insensitive Speech is Still Protected
Our Constitution does not require every attorney refrain from crude, offensive, or even harassing language. In fact, it actually protects such speech.
MSLF and WILL Protect Student Speech from University of Wisconsin
MSLF and WILL sent a letter to the University of Wisconsin successfully demanding that the college reverse its unconstitutional “security” fees for YAF’s event.
Murthy v. Missouri
Governments Can’t Use Social Media to Censor Americans
The government may not delegate its dirty work by twisting the arms of private companies to do what it wants. That includes using social media to censor others.
MSLF Testifies Against Title IX Changes
Mountain States Legal Foundation testifies against proposed Title IX changes as they would undermine Free Speech and Due Process.
Danielle Johnson v. Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
For speaking up for equality and the Constitution, Oregon brought down the hammer of punishment on Danielle. Now she’s fighting back.
Danielle Johnson v. Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Retaliation for Defending Equality & the Constitution
For speaking up for equality and the Constitution, Oregon brought down the hammer of punishment on Danielle. Now she’s fighting back.
Trachman on YAF
MSLF’s Will Trachman was recently on the Meg Ellefson Show, discussing our win defending Young Americans for Freedom at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
MSLF Backs Jack Phillips
The Supreme Court has recognized free speech is not limited to literal words. Human beings also communicate through non-verbal methods, including symbols.
Victory for Vlaming!
The Virginia Supreme Court yesterday vindicated Peter Vlaming and upheld his First Amendment rights not to speak messages that he doesn’t agree with.