The legal center has sent a letter to the Carroll County (Md.) Board of Commissioners objecting to their practice of opening public meetings with unconstitutional sectarian prayers.
February 22, 2012 – Following the legal center’s intervention, the San Joaquin Valley Coalition of Reason will be able to participate in the Stockton Asparagus Festival alongside other community groups. The festival’s organizers had refused … continued
January 13, 2013 – A judge in Middlesex Superior Court heard oral arguments today in a case brought by the AHA challenging the daily recitation of the “under God” version of the Pledge of Allegiance … continued
The Appignani Humanist Legal Center has sent two letters, one to a city council in Florida demanding that they stop beginning meetings with Christian prayers and another to a school district in Michigan that was … continued
The legal center won a victory in federal court in Little Rock, Arkansas, in a suit it brought in June 2011 against the Central Arkansas Transit Authority 0n behalf of the United Coalition of Reason. … continued
The legal center has sent a letter to Camp Pendleton objecting to the recent erection of large Christian cross on a hill on base:
“Within this general legal framework requiring that the government remain secular … continued
The legal center has sent a letter to federal prison about their refusal to permit the formation of a humanist prisoners group:
“The Supreme Court has made clear that ‘[p]rison walls do not form a … continued
The legal center has succeeded in court in its free speech case in Arkansas. The judge agreed that the Little Rock transit authority discriminated against the United Coalition of Reason in refusing to run its … continued
The legal center has filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court in connection with Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC, which will be heard this fall. The brief argues that religious organizations do not have a constitutional … continued