Successfully defended a company official against charges of sexual harassment. Challenging 1994 Violence Against Women Act as unconstitutional.
Status: Victory. After CIR's victory in U.S. v. Morrision, complaint dismissed on July 18, 2000.
Read More →CIR is representing William Isaac in amicus filing challenging Obama Operation Choke Point
Status: Pending
Read More →Since 2010, Davi has served as a Hearing Officer and an Administrative Law Judge in New York State’s Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance. In this role, Davi hears the appeals of those who are initially denied eligibility for New York’s public assistance programs and then makes recommendations to his
Status: Complaint Filed
Read More →CIR is representing Guam resident Arnold Davis in a class action lawsuit challenging a race-exclusive plebiscite on the question of whether Guam should seek independence from the United States, statehood, or some other relationship.
Status: Pending
Read More →Successfully challenged the unconstitutional exclusion of “Michelle Doe,” a sixteen year old high school girl, from a “minorities-only” summer study program solely because of her race. The program was funded in part by the National Institute of Health and Texas A&M University.
The case settled prior to trial for damages and
Status: Victory
Read More →C CIR successfully represented a small Long Island company whose ability to compete (and even stay in business) was hobbled by the federal government's extensive use of race preferences in awarding government contracts.
Status: Settled on terms favorable to CIR's client
Read More →CIR victorious in show-down with IRS
After a year-long fight with the IRS over the right of private citizens to publish a book critical of the government, CIR has successfully halted another effort by a government regulatory agency to suppress protected speech. The Department of
Status: Victory: All IRS subpoenas withdrawn
Read More →California school scrambles to settle with CIR
In another victory for CIR, California Polytechnic State University agreed that it was improper to punish a student soley on the grounds that other students found his speech to be contraversial. The school agreed to clear Steve’s student record, let him post fliers in
Status: Status: Victory. University settled on terms favorable to student.
Read More →Issues: Civil Rights; Equal Protection.
Action: Challenged minority set-aside in public elementary magnet school.
Outcome: Victory. Case settled prior to trial. School board prohibited from using race in pupil assignments.
Status: Victory
Read More →Represented Mason Cathedral Church of God in Christ in a lawsuit claiming that the City of Boston violated the church’s First Amendment rights when it removed city-paid counselors from the church’s summer day camp program because of voluntary prayer.
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