Last week, we argued at the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of Gerald Groff – our Faithful Carrier. Kelly Shackelford, President CEO and Chief Counsel, and Jeff Mateer, Chief Legal Officer, were in the courtroom when it happened.
Today, they join First Liberty Live! to give exclusive insights on what it’s like inside the courtroom, along with a discussion of the arguments presented in the case.
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In this special episode, you’ll hear from guest Jeremy Samek, Senior Counsel with the Independence Law Center & the Pennsylvania Family Institute. He’ll give a preview on what you’ll hear inside the courtroom.
Then, we’ll take you inside the Supreme Court to hear all of the proceedings.
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Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it will hear our case involving Gerald Groff, a postal worker who was wrongly forced to quit his job because of his religious beliefs.
Senior Counsel Stephanie Taub joins this week’s First Liberty Live! to discuss this case and the implications that a victory at the Supreme Court could have on millions of people of faith in the workplace.
You won’t want to miss this exciting episode and hear how First Liberty is going back to the Supreme Court.
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Gerald Groff was forced to quit his job as a postal carrier because of his religious beliefs. Hear his story directly from him and learn how First Liberty is taking his case to the Supreme Court.
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First Liberty Live! is continuing our series of special double-header episodes with two exemplary intellectual leaders: former solicitor general of the United States, Paul Clement, and Kristan Hawkins, president and founder of Students for Life.
Host Stuart Shepard catches up with Clement since our decisive victory for Coach Kennedy to hear his read on the Supreme Court opinion and what could come next at the Court.
Stuart also talks to Kristan Hawkins about the recent Dobbs Court decision and the wave of cancel culture she has faced in its aftermath.
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Watch Coach Kennedy react to his Supreme Court victory! We are celebrating this huge win for religious liberty and unpacking what the SCOTUS opinion means for millions of teachers and coaches across the country.
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In case you missed it, First Liberty won a major victory at the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of families and students across the country in the case Carson v Makin.
FLI’s President and CEO Kelly Shackelford and lead counsel Lea Patterson join Stuart Shepard to unpack this monumental moment for religious liberty on today’s episode of First Liberty Live!
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April 25th marks an historic moment in time. Coach Joe Kennedy is finally getting his day at the Supreme Court. And we’ll be going Live! at the Supreme Court to bring you the uncut oral argument – straight from the Justices themselves.
To listen to argument, fast forward to time stamp 16:46.
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Tim Goeglein joins First Liberty Live! to discuss why this Supreme Court term is one of the most important we’ve had in decades. He’ll walk through some of the critical cases that are coming up in the next few months.
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Our own attorney Keisha Russell will join the show in order to talk about the future of the Supreme Court with the announcement of the new nominee. She’ll also discuss other important cases going on around the Institute.
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In this episode, Tony Perkins will discuss the new Supreme Court nominee and what she could mean for freedom in America. Plus, he’ll share his thoughts on our Navy SEALs case and how it could affect Americans around the country.
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Ever wondered what it takes to argue a case at the Supreme Court? With Coach Kennedy’s case set for oral argument, Executive General Counsel Hiram Sasser will join Live! to unpack our strategy for the final steps in getting to the Supreme Court.
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