Foundation Supports School Board Prayer
Jul 14, 2010 No Comments ›› Site AdministratorPress Release The Foundation for Moral Law (FML) in Montgomery, Alabama, founded by Judge Roy Moore, sent a letter yesterday to the Hoover City Board of Education in Hoover, Alabama, encouraging the Board to bring back invocations at its meetings, despite a threatening anti-prayer letter from a liberal secularist group in ...
Continue ReadingDefending the National Day of Prayer
Jul 8, 2010 No Comments ›› Site AdministratorPress Release Former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore and the Foundation for Moral Law, a religious liberties legal organization in Montgomery, Alabama, filed an amicus curiae brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit today defending the federal statute creating the National Day of Prayer, 36 ...
Continue ReadingFoundation Asks US Supreme Court to Review Evangelist’s Arrest While Preaching in Salem, Mass.
Jul 1, 2010 No Comments ›› Site AdministratorPress Release Evangelist Michael Marcavage of Repent America, through his attorneys at the Foundation for Moral Law, a religious liberties legal organization led by Judge Roy Moore, filed a petition for certiorari review in the U.S. Supreme Court today, urging the Court to review his “disorderly conduct” conviction for peacefully preaching ...
Continue ReadingDefending Prayer in the Name of Jesus in North Carolina County
May 26, 2010 No Comments ›› Site AdministratorPress Release Former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore and the Foundation for Moral Law, a religious liberties legal organization in Montgomery, Alabama, filed an amicus curiae brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit today defending prayers offered before meetings of the Forsyth ...
Continue ReadingFoundation Defends Kentucky’s Reliance on “Almighty God” in Statute
May 11, 2010 No Comments ›› Site AdministratorAlabama Judge Roy Moore and the Foundation for Moral Law, together with Col. Ron Ray and First Principles Press, filed an amicus curiae brief in the Kentucky Court of Appeals on behalf of 35 Kentucky Senators defending a Homeland Security Act that declared that “[t]he safety and security of the Commonwealth cannot be achieved apart ...
Continue ReadingObama Pro-Abortion Litmus Test for Nominee? No (And Yes)
Apr 21, 2010 3 Comments ›› Ben DuPréOne of the popular metaphors used during the fight over judicial nominations to the Supreme Court is a "litmus test"---that is, whether the President will demand certain ideological commitments of his nominees before he would consider nominating them. President Obama today denied that he would use a litmus test on the issue of so-called "abortion ...
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