Just the News reports on SLF’s latest lawsuit on behalf of Texas farmers challenging USDA’s discriminatory relief programs.
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Watch: SLF’s Braden Boucek participates in panel discussion on legal licensing reform
Vice President of Litigation for SLF Braden Boucek joins a panel of legal scholars to debate legal licensing reform as part of the Federalist Society Regulatory Transparency Project.
Just the News: Transparency groups ask 5 states to stop blocking out-of-state records requests
Just the News covers SLF’s efforts to remove barriers preventing non-residents from requesting state public records.
The Federalist Radio Hour: Kimberly Hermann discusses the state of free speech in higher ed
SLF Executive Director Kimberly Hermann joins Emily Jashinsky on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the state of free speech on college campuses.
Tony Katz Today: Cece O’Leary breaks down recent free speech lawsuit against University of New Mexico
Director of Legal Initiatives Cece O’Leary joins Tony Katz Today to discuss recent First Amendment lawsuit filed after the University of New Mexico attempted to charge excessive security fees to student group hosting speaker Riley Gaines.
Fox News: New Mexico university sued for ‘viewpoint discrimination’ after charging ‘hefty fee’ to conservative group
Fox News covers SLF’s First Amendment lawsuit on behalf of a student organization and the Leadership Institute challenging unconstitutional security fees imposed by the University of New Mexico over Riley Gaines event.
Just the News: Watchdog sounds alarm as feds near approving 10-knot maritime speed limit
Just the News covers SLF’s latest legal efforts to rein in the Biden administration’s unlawful attempts to impose a 10-knot speed limit on boats as small as 25 feet in the Atlantic.
Watch: SLF Executive Director Kimberly Hermann discusses release of Biden’s private emails on Just the News No Noise
SLF joins Just the News No Noise to discuss the National Records and Archives Administration’s first production of Joe Biden’s private, pseudonymous emails following lawsuit to preserve governmental integrity.
Just the News: Group suing for Biden’s pseudonymic emails asks court to speed up Archives’ work
Just the News reports on SLF’s request that a federal court order NARA to process documents in a reasonable and timely fashion after a nineteen-month delay over FOIA request seeking then-Vice President Biden’s pseudonymous emails.
Watch: SLF’s Kimberly Hermann joins American Sunrise to discuss SLF lawsuit for Biden emails
SLF joins American Sunrise to discuss SLF’s latest lawsuit to preserve governmental integrity by exposing Joe Biden’s use of pseudonym email addresses to allegedly forward government information to his son, Hunter Biden, and others.
Biden’s Secret Emails: President robinware456 – The White House won’t release emails from his pseudonym accounts. Why?
The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board published a piece covering SLF’s latest lawsuit to expose then-Vice President’s alias email accounts used to forward government information to his son, Hunder Biden, among others.
Daily Caller: Law schools’ heckling trends show disturbing future for the legal system, experts argue
SLF attorneys sound off on law students heckling visiting speakers.