Supreme Court upholds Michigan’s ban on racial preferences in university admissions
The Supreme Court on Tuesday made clear that states are free to prohibit the use of racial considerations…
Read More →Case: Schuette v. BAMN
April 23, 2014
Washington Post
April 22, 2014
National Review Online
A Victory for Equality: Schuette v. BAMN
Today the Supreme Court upheld Michigan’s state law forbidding racial discrimination by the government…
Read More →Case: Schuette v. BAMN
April 22, 2014
New York Times
Court Backs Michigan on Affirmative Action
In a fractured decision that revealed deep divisions over what role the judiciary should play…
Read More →Case: Schuette v. BAMN
March 10, 2014
National Law Journal
Courts Should Seize the Opportunity To Disempower Public-Worker Unions
A U.S. Supreme Court case challenging the forced unionization of Illinois home health care providers and a federal teacher suit challenging the constitutionality of compulsory union dues suggest that the days may be numbered for mandatory dues for public-employee unions, at least if the Supreme Court has its say…
Read More →February 17, 2014
Fox News
Trio of California cases challenge big union power in Golden State
Fed up with increasing union dues and a decreasing say in how the money is spent, three California groups are challenging their big labor bosses in landmark cases that could change how unions operate in the Golden State…
Read More →February 14, 2014
Orange County Register
Rebecca Friedrichs: Teachers stand against tyranny
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution reads, in part, “Congress shall make no law … abridging the freedom of speech.” Yet, because of laws that favor powerful unions and “labor peace” over the rights of individuals, millions of public school teachers have lost their rights to free speech and
Read More →January 29, 2014
National Law Journal
DC Appeals Court Mulls Line between Lawyer and ‘Public Figure”
Judges in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals grappled today with the question of when a lawyer involved in high-profile litigation crosses the line to becoming a “public figure” herself…
Read More →Case: Burke v. Doe
January 29, 2014
Newsmax
Teachers: Mandatory Union Dues Are ‘Free Speech Violation’
A group of California public school teachers is suing to stop the state’s largest teachers union from collecting dues from nonmembers. The group claims that forcing educators…
Read More →January 9, 2014
Fox News
California schoolteachers’ lawsuit over mandatory union dues moving forward
A federal lawsuit filed by a group of California public school teachers saying mandatory payment of union dues violates their right of free speech is moving forward in the courts. In essence…
Read More →December 17, 2013
National Review Online
Teachers Challenge Compulsory Union Dues
Over the past 26 years, Rebecca Friedrichs has been forced…
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