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 American judges. International law. And the ACLU. Learn more. |
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The U.S. Constitution. The most important legal document in America, right? Right?
You see, there are many who think that laws "across the pond" are worth considering in cases on U.S. soil. That's right. Here in our nation where we have our own Constitution, judges are increasingly peering over their readers to see what's happening around the globe. It's a mindset the ACLU has supported for years.
All that globe-trotting is trouncing on your freedoms in frightening ways.
Is this a familiar tune? Unfortunately, it's only getting louder. Find out what's happening around the world that concerns us – and why now is the time to give a special gift of support.
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Texas Town Can't Bar Religious Freedoms for Ex-Cons - July 14, 2009 Pastor Rick Barr heads up a ministry called Philemon Homes, which helps non-violent criminals get back on their feet, spiritually and otherwise, after they're released from prison. The ministry was headquartered in Sinton, Texas, but city officials there were apparently uncomfortable with the presence of so many former prisoners. So, they passed zoning restrictions effectively banning Philemon Homes from the community. Allied Attorneys Demonstrate Essence Of What "Alliance" Is All About - June 30, 2009 UCLA Gives Thankful Student Some Latitude for Gratitude - June 23, 2009 |