Amicus Brief

The Institute for Free Speech urged two federal judges to put a stop to unethical legal gamesmanship by members of the Federal Election Commission. ...

Can a group be fined $18 million for not properly filing campaign finance reports? The Institute for Free Speech argues that such a massive ...

The line between religious and political coercion is illusory, but the line between teaching students about controversial subjects and “asking” them to demonstrate fealty ...

When citizens’ rights have been violated, they are entitled to their day in court. This basic tenet of the law is at issue in ...

The Supreme Court should grant review in this important case to protect petition rights and the speech of individuals from government actors filing frivolous ...

In Mr. Domenech’s case, a third-party interloper has wielded the National Labor Relations Act as a weapon to silence purely political speech with which ...

Does freedom of the press belong to the institutional media or to every American who wishes to publish? The Institute for Free Speech joined ...

In considering this case, the Supreme Court should return its campaign finance precedents to their proper context and restore the general rule that the ...

The majority of circuits in the nation allow a plea for nominal damages to serve as an exception to the mootness doctrine. In Uzuegbunam, ...

The case began when a Georgia college prevented a student, Chike Uzuegbunam, from speaking about his religious views on campus. Uzuegbunam and a fellow ...