Religious Liberty

The ink is barely dry on our landmark victory in the Fifth Circuit – and the ACLJ is already putting it to work in a new case. Just weeks ago, in Barber v. Rounds, we won a unanimous ruling protecting a Texas teacher’s right to pray on school grounds before her workday began. The Fifth Circuit held unequivocally that school officials cannot impose categorical restrictions on a teacher’s private religious expression simply because students might . . .