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“HRC says the program is designed to stop bullying, even though its true intent is to promote the homosexual agenda,” Nimocks said. “If HRC merely cared about bullying, they would simply endorse the school district’s vigorous ‘Bullying and Hazing Policy.’” . . .

Oregon citizens who say their rejection of same-sex marriage was quashed by the state legislature scored a small legal victory in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. The appeals court granted a motion by the Alliance Defense Fund to expedite the appeal of a federal court judge’s decision that invalidated a voter petition drive.

Attorneys with the Alliance Defense Fund are urging the Minneapolis Public Schools not to implement a program that would instruct kindergartners and other elementary school students to embrace homosexual behavior.

Alliance Defense Fund attorneys sent a legal memo to the Colorado Legislature Wednesday informing members of problems with a statewide non-discrimination bill currently under review. If passed, the bill would add “sexual orientation” and “transgender status” as protected categories in the state’s nondiscrimination laws.

Alliance Defense Fund attorneys filed a friend-of-the-court brief Wednesday defending Wisconsin’s marriage laws. ADF is helping to defend against a lawsuit filed last year by a man seeking to end enforcement of the state’s marriage amendment.

Attorneys with the Alliance Defense Fund have appealed a decision by a federal judge against disenfranchised petition signers who sought to put Oregon’s “domestic partnership” law before the voters. The case will now be heard by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.

As your President, I will use the bully pulpit to urge states to treat same-sex couples with full equality in their family and adoption laws,” he wrote.

“The Wisconsin Supreme Court is ideologically split between liberals and conservatives. So whoever wins the open seat April 1 probably will control the future of marriage in the state.”

Beaverton attorney Herbert Grey leads two charges for conservative values in recent weeks

Austin R. Nimocks appears on the Bob Dutko Show to discuss the Oregon referendum ruling. The mp3 file is just over 7 minutes in length:   Austin Nimocks-020508-OR referendum decision_Bob Dutko show-WMUZ.mp3     A link to the earlier ADF …

Same-sex couples may begin as early as Monday to register as domestic partners in Oregon, obtaining some benefits comparable to marriage, as a result of a federal judge’s ruling Friday . . .

Attorneys with the Alliance Defense Fund are considering whether to appeal Friday’s decision by a federal judge against disenfranchised signers of a petition to put Oregon’s “domestic partnership” law before the voters.

By Austin R. Nimocks, ADF Attorney If you keep tabs on the homosexual agenda, you may have noticed a new letter lately – “Q.” “Q” has been slipped onto the back end of GLBT, the acronym commonly utilized by advocates …

ADF Attorney Austin R. Nimocks has a new post on the Constitutionally Correct blog discussing the recent ruling by the Rhode Island Supreme Court in Chambers v. Ormiston. Austin observes: On Friday, the Rhode Island Supreme Court affirmatively and forcefully …

ADF Attorney Austin Nimocks appeared (5 mins – mp3) on the Lars Larson show to discuss ADF’s new suit challenging the state’s refusal to certify the citizens initiative that would overturn the legislature’s bill approving domestic partnerships. (see earlier ADF …