The Foundation for Moral Law, a national pro-life, religious-liberties organization, announced today that its attorneys will defend two Montgomery, Alabama, pro-life activists arrested in front of an abortion clinic for trying to avoid a sprinkler that is used to spray pro-life speakers on the public sidewalk.

On June 22, 2011, Jeshua Screws, Chaplain of the Alabama Constitution Party, and David Day were trying to communicate

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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. Supreme Court today, urging the Court to grant certiorari in a case involving Ohio Judge James DeWeese’s display of the Ten Commandments in his courtroom.

Read the Foundation’s amicus brief in DeWeese v. ACLU here.

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Late Friday night, the Governor of New York signed a bill foisting same-sex “marriage” on the people of New York.  Roy Moore, former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, and Foundation for Moral Law President stated:

“Whether by judicial activism or backroom politics, homosexual activists continue to attack and redefine natural and God-given notions of family and marriage. Just as counterfeit currency weakens the

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On June 3, 2011, the Institute on the Constitution (http://www NULL.iotconline NULL.com/) (IOTC) awarded Roy Moore, former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and the current President of the Foundation for Moral Law, the “Courage of Daniel Award.” After Judge Moore addressed attendants of the IOTC’s “First Friday” lecture, IOTC co-founder Michael Peroutka presented the award to him (http://www NULL.iotconline NULL

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The Tennessee House of Representatives passed (http://www NULL.christianpost NULL.com/news/tennessee-lawmakers-vote-for-ten-commandments-50883/) a strong and unanimous resolution (http://www NULL.liberty NULL.edu/media/9980/attachments/hres_107_tn_10_command_051911 NULL.pdf) last week urging “all Tennessee counties to allow the Ten Commandments to be posted in their respective courthouses.” Roy Moore, former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, and the Foundation for Moral Law, applauded the Tennessee House for its stand for

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A federal district court judge has blocked any prayer or even the word “amen” from tomorrow’s graduation at Medina Valley High School in west Texas. In a lawsuit brought by an atheist family and Americans United for Separation of Church and State, Judge Fred Biery’s June 1 order (http://texaslegislativeupdate NULL.files NULL.wordpress NULL.com/2011/06/mvisd-first-tro NULL.pdf) even threatened “incarceration” for school district officials that

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The Foundation’s historic building in downtown Montgomery, Alabama

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Roy Moore, the former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, and the Foundation for Moral Law (http://www NULL.morallaw NULL.org/), a national religious liberties organization, filed an amicus curiae (http://www NULL.morallaw NULL.org/PDF/UtahHighwayPatrolAssoc_v_AmerAtheists-FMLamicus NULL.pdf) brief (http://www NULL.morallaw NULL.org//PDF/UtahHighwayPatrolAssoc_v_AmerAtheists-FMLamicus NULL.pdf) today urging the United States Supreme Court to hear a case in which atheists challenged the placing of

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