Parents Involved v. Seattle School District No. 1
CIR filed amicus brief in case challenging race-based school assignment plan.
Status: Victory. 5-4 majority struck down racial balancing plan.
Read More →CIR filed amicus brief in case challenging race-based school assignment plan.
Status: Victory. 5-4 majority struck down racial balancing plan.
Read More →Supreme Court Ends Racial Gerrymandering by Department of Justice
In 1993, the Bossier Parish school board submitted a race-neutral plan to redraw voting districts as required by the 1990 census. This plan was identical to one earlier approved by the Department of Justice.
However, the NAACP proposed an alternative plan which
Status: Victory
Read More →CIR filed amicus briefs in case challenging the manipulative jettisoning of hiring tests in order to achieve a certain racial mix of employees.
Status: Victory
Read More →In 1995, CIR fought and won a case before the Supreme Court that affirmed that government cannot exclude faith-based student organaizations from programs because of their religious viewpoint.
Status: Victory
Read More →Submitted an amicus brief to the United States Supreme Court urging it to uphold the Solomon Amendment, which requires colleges and universities to provide equal access to military recruiters as a condition of receiving federal funds. The brief notes that CIR’s landmark 1995 Supreme Court case Rosenberger v. University of Virigina, which
Status: Victory
Read More →The Center for Individual Rights is representing Eric Russell in his defense of the constitutionality of an amendment sponsored by Ward Connerly and Jennifer Gratz to ban the use of racial preferences in state programs.
Status: Victory
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Seeberger rented rooms in a single family house that she owned. In 2013, she rented a room to Michelle Schreurs and her then fifteen-year-old daughter for $300 per month. In the fall of 2014, Seeberger noticed a bottle of pre-natal vitamins on the kitchen counter. At that point, Schreurs and
Status: Petition for Certiorari denied October 7, 2019
Read More →Filed an amicus brief arguing that the US Army Corps of Engineers migratory bird rule promulgated by the Clean Water Act is an unconstitutional exercise of Congress’ authority to regulate interstate commerce.
Status: Court rejected rule on other grounds
Read More →CIR filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court in the case Elonis v. United States. The petitioner, Anthony Elonis, is appealing his federal conviction for posting rap lyrics on his Facebook page that his ex-wife had found threatening.
Status: Victory.
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