ADF Attorney Joe Infranco and John Eastman, Chairman of the Board of the National Organization for Marriage appeared on Ave Maria Radio with Al Kresta to discuss the ruling. | MP3 audio 13:08 mins
- Posted: 02/09/2012
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- Category: ADF in the News
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Multimedia, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Marriage and Family, Group: National Organization for Marriage, State: California, Topic: Homosexual Agenda, Topic: Marriage, ZZ: Perry v. Brown, ZZADF: 26561
World Net Daily: “Although we are disappointed that the Ninth Circuit denied requests to have the full court rehear this case, we are encouraged that five of the judges agree with us and believe the cross should stay,” said Kelly Shackelford, attorney for the memorial . . . Joseph Infranco, senior counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund, also praised the 23-page dissent.”The political agenda of secularist groups should not be allowed to uproot memorials that honor the sacrifices of America’s fallen heroes and their families,” he said. [more]
- Posted: 10/25/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.wnd.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Group: Liberty Institute, State: California, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v City of San Diego, ZZADF: 14671
Charisma: “Churches should not be singled out for discrimination by a city’s zoning restrictions,” says John W. Mauck, lead counsel in the suit and an ADF alliance attorney. “The city of Mountain Home did the right thing by agreeing to this court order and letting this growing church meet on its leased property so it can exercise its constitutionally protected right to assemble—just like everyone else.” . . . “This case is just one of numerous lawsuits throughout the country demonstrating that many municipalities don’t understand the law. Zoning schemes may not exclude churches or single them out from similar uses for disfavored treatment,” ADF Senior Counsel Joseph Infranco explains.“This lawsuit had a great outcome, and we hope other cities in similar situations will take notice.”
- Posted: 06/14/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.charismamag.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, State: Idaho, Topic: RLUIPA, ZZ: No Limits Christian Ministries v. City of Mountain Home
The New American: While home school advocates were concerned the case might set a precedent for other courts to force home schooled children to attend public school, Joseph Infranco, senior counsel for ADF, predicted that because the state court limited its decision to the facts in the case, the ruling could not be used “as a battering-ram against religious liberty or home schooling — and ADF will be vigilant to make sure that it’s not.”
- Posted: 03/21/2011
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.thenewamerican.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Marriage and Family, Category: Religious Freedom, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Education, Topic: Home School, ZZ: In the Matter of Kurowski and Kurowski (Voydatch)
Baptist Press: Joseph Infranco, senior counsel for ADF, said, “Although we strongly disagree with the court’s decision for this family and do not believe the trial court should have considered religion as it did, we appreciate that the Supreme Court limited its decision to the facts of this case. This decision cannot be used as a battering-ram against religious liberty or homeschooling, and ADF will be vigilant to make sure that it’s not.”
- Posted: 03/18/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.sbcbaptistpress.org
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Home School, Topic: Parental Rights, Topic: School Choice, ZZ: In the Matter of Kurowski and Kurowski (Voydatch)
One News Now: “Although we were disappointed with the outcome, we think at least the [New Hampshire] Supreme Court got the message and did not say anything in the decision in any way that would harm either home schooling or the religious considerations of a parent in schooling their children,” he explains. “So I think in a sense, although it was a loss, at least the court recognized the dangers and avoided those.” Infranco adds that “this decision cannot be used as a battering-ram against religious liberty or home schooling — and ADF will be vigilant to make sure that it’s not.”
- Posted: 03/18/2011
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.onenewsnow.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Marriage and Family, Category: Religious Freedom, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Education, ZZ: In the Matter of Kurowski and Kurowski (Voydatch)
LifeSiteNews: “Parents have a fundamental right to make educational choices for their children,” responded Simmons. “Courts can settle disputes, but they cannot legitimately order a child into a government-run school on the basis that her religious views need to be mixed with other views. That’s precisely what the lower court admitted it was doing.”
“The lower court held the Christian faith of this mother and daughter against them,” Simmons said. “Unfortunately, the Supreme Court bypassed this issue and wrote this off as a ‘parent versus parent’ issue without recognizing the very real underlying threat to religious liberty.” Nevertheless, ADF Senior Counsel Joseph Infranco said that the law firm appreciates the Supreme Court’s choice to limit “its decision to the facts of this case,” which should ensure that the decision “cannot be used as a battering-ram against religious liberty or homeschooling.” The “ADF will be vigilant to make sure that it’s not,” he concluded.
- Posted: 03/17/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.lifesitenews.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Marriage and Family, Category: Religious Freedom, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Education, ZZ: In the Matter of Kurowski and Kurowski (Voydatch)
The New American: Joseph Infranco of the Alliance Defense Fund, which helped to represent the firefighters, told OneNewsNow.com that the four men “were subjected to hours of just graphic, lewd exhibits and gestures and catcalls and all that sort of thing…. It’s shocking to think that the city would tell firefighters that they have to participate in a parade and be subjected to all this sort of lewd, sexual behavior.”
- Posted: 02/04/2011
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- Category: Uncategorized
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Religious Freedom, State: California, Topic: Homosexual Agenda, Topic: Title VII, ZZ: Ghiotto v. City of San Diego
Inside the Issues: “Alliance Defense Fund Senior Counsel [Joseph Infranco] and ADF-allied attorney Charles S. LiMandri spoke on Saturday, January 15, 2011 at a rally in support of protecting the Mt. Soledad Veterans Memorial . . . ‘War heroes have earned the right to be remembered,’ Infranco said. ‘The memory of those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom shouldn’t be dishonored because the ACLU claims several people were merely offended.’”
- Posted: 01/19/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: blog.telladf.org
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Veteran's Memorials Project, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
ChristianNewsWire: “Hundreds maybe thousands of patriotic citizens along with local and national leaders will rally tomorrow 10am PST in San Diego in relentless defense and support of the Mt Soledad Veterans Memorial Cross atop Mt Soledad near La Jolla, Ca . . . ‘It’s tragic that the court chose a twisted and tired interpretation of the First Amendment over the common sense idea that families of fallen American troops should be allowed to honor these heroes as they choose. No one is harmed, constitutionally or otherwise, by the presence of a cross on a memorial. The memorial cross should stand in honor of the sacrifice made by American troops.’ said [Joe Infranco], Senior Counsel, Alliance Defense Fund.”
- Posted: 01/17/2011
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.christiannewswire.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Veteran's Memorials Project, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
WORLD Mag: “The second controversial cross stands in La Jolla, Calif., on land that the federal government took through eminent domain in 2006 after a district court judge ruled that the cross violated the California State Constitution . . . [Joe Infranco], senior counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), said that Justice Anthony Kennedy’s language in Salazar v. Buono makes ADF hopeful that the Supreme Court will rule in favor of the cross standing.”
- Posted: 01/14/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.worldmag.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Salazar v Buono, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
ADF President and CEO Alan Sears writing at Inside the Issues: “Paul warned the Christians of Corinth that the cross would always be ‘a stumbling block’ and ‘foolishness’ (1 Corinthians 1:22) to the people around them. He told the Philippians that there were many who act as ‘enemies of the cross of Christ (Philippians 3:18).’ That opposition took a significant new legal hold in a ruling issued January 4th by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit. The court ruled 3-0 that the memorial cross that has stood at Mount Soledad since 1954 violates the U.S. Constitution.”
- Posted: 01/12/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: blog.telladf.org
- Tags: ADF: Alan E. Sears, ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Veteran's Memorials Project, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
ADF attorney Joe Infranco writing at Speak Up Movement / Church: “The Perry case, which is attempting to overturn the voters’ definition of marriage in Prop 8, is a spectacular example of misused words and shifting meanings. The distortions begin with an assault on the very word ‘marriage,’ which has always referred to a union of two different but complementary entities . . . All this pales, however, in light of the casual assertion (advanced by those seeking to overturn the will of voters in Prop 8 ) that same-sex couples ‘procreate.’ Um, no … they do not; or rather they cannot – by definition.”
- Posted: 01/07/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: blog.speakupmovement.org
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, Category: Marriage and Family, Topic: Homosexual Agenda, Topic: Marriage, ZZ: Perry v. Brown
CBN: “The New Hampshire Supreme Court is considering whether it should force the 11-year-old daughter of a divorced couple to attend public school . . . ‘The (lower) court went beyond the disagreement between the parents and offered the opinion that the child was being raised with rigid religious views and had not had the opportunity to be exposed to other points of view to challenge these views,’ ADF attorney [Joseph Infranco] said.” | Article includes a short CBN News video report that excerpts a phone interview with Infranco.
- Posted: 01/07/2011
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.cbn.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Multimedia, Category: Religious Freedom, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Education, Topic: Home School, Topic: Parental Rights, Topic: School Choice, ZZ: In the Matter of Kurowski and Kurowski (Voydatch)
Bruce Walker writing at The New American: “The Alliance Defense Fund, a Christian legal group based in Arizona, had been fighting efforts to remove the cross. [Joe Infranco], senior counsel for the group, urged that the cross be left, saying: ‘There memory of those who sacrificed their lives shouldn’t be dishonored because the ACLU finds a small number of people who are merely offended’ . . . Why should cities with such profoundly religious names be allowed to tax people to support them? Maybe that could be the next stage in the taxpayers’ revolt.”
- Posted: 01/06/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.thenewamerican.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
ADF attorney Joe Infranco writing at Speak Up Movement / Church: “A home school case being argued in the New Hampshire Supreme Court Jan. 6 is a window into the kind of subtle bias against Christianity that permeates our modern institutions. Only, in this case it’s not even subtle. The reasoning of a lower court is a jolting revelation of how Biblical Christian values may be publicly marginalized.”
- Posted: 01/06/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: blog.speakupmovement.org
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Education, Topic: Home School, Topic: Parental Rights, Topic: School Choice, ZZ: In the Matter of Kurowski and Kurowski (Voydatch)
ADF attorney Joe Infranco appeared on AFR Focal Point with Bryan Fischer to discuss the NH Homeschool case. | MP3 audio 11:09 mins
- Posted: 01/06/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Education, Topic: Home School, Topic: Parental Rights, Topic: School Choice, ZZ: In the Matter of Kurowski and Kurowski (Voydatch), ZZ: Facebook
ADF attorney Joe Infranco appeared on the Vicki McKenna Show to discuss the Mt. Soledad veteran’s memorial ruling and the NH homeschooling case. | MP3 audio 19:16 mins
- Posted: 01/06/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Multimedia, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, State: California, State: New Hampshire, Topic: Education, Topic: Home School, ZZ: In the Matter of Kurowski and Kurowski (Voydatch), ZZ: Facebook, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
Gina Miller writing at Dakota Voice: “‘”Unfortunately, the decision does not surprise me based on the philosophical beliefs and records of the judges on the panel. The decision was more likely than not,” said Alliance Defense Fund Senior Counsel Joe Infranco. ADF filed an amicus brief in the case on behalf of the American Legion.’”
- Posted: 01/06/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.dakotavoice.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
Charisma: “Alliance Defense Fund Senior Counsel [Joe Infranco] says war heroes have earned the right to be remembered. As he sees it, the memory of those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom shouldn’t be dishonored because the ACLU finds a small number of people who are merely offended.”
- Posted: 01/06/2011
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.charismamag.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, Group: American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), Group: American Legion, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
WorldNetDaily: “‘Unfortunately, the decision does not surprise me based on the philosophical beliefs and records of the judges on the panel. The decision was more likely than not,’ said Alliance Defense Fund Senior Counsel [Joe Infranco]. ADF filed an amicus brief in the case on behalf of the American Legion.”
- Posted: 01/05/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.wnd.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
Washington Times: “A cross perched atop San Diego’s Mount Soledad for nearly a century is unconstitutional and must be removed, according to a federal court ruling Tuesday . . . ‘War heroes have earned the right to be remembered,’ said ADF senior counsel [Joe Infranco]. ‘The memory of those who sacrificed their lives for freedom shouldn’t be dishonored because the ACLU finds a small number of people who are merely offended.’”
- Posted: 01/05/2011
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.washingtontimes.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
Associated Press: “A war memorial cross in a San Diego public park is unconstitutional because it conveys a message of government endorsement of religion, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday in a two decade old case . . . ‘It’s tragic that the court chose a twisted and tired interpretation of the First Amendment over the common sense idea that the families of fallen American troops should be allowed to honor these heroes as they choose,’ [ADF Attorney Joe Infranco] said.”
- Posted: 01/05/2011
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.google.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Military, Topic: Monuments, ZZ: Trunk v. Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America
attorneysforlanduse.com (Dalton, Tomich, and Pensler, PLC): “As noted in the Alliance Defense Blog, in Hazel Park, Michigan, city authorities have been doing their red-tape best to gerrymander a local congregation, Salvation Temple Church, out of the district. Happily, a federal judge is making it her business to introduce the town fathers to the First Amendment.” (Joe Infranco, ADF mentioned throughout)
- Posted: 12/16/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.attorneysforlanduse.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, State: Michigan, Topic: RLUIPA, ZZ: Salvation Temple Church v. City of Hazel Park
ADF attorney Joe Infranco appeared on the Mike Gallagher Show to discuss this: Swedish government’s 18-month-long seizure of 9-year-old boy pushing parents to emotional brink. | MP3 12:03 mins
- Posted: 12/13/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Multimedia, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Global, Country: Sweden, Global: Marriage and Family, Group: Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), Topic: Education, Topic: Home School, Topic: Parental Rights, Topic: School Choice
ADF Senior Counsel Joe Infranco writing at Speak Up Movement / Church: First, the ballot process was started well before the state high court decision redefining marriage . . . the people pursuing the amendment were concerned with the definition of marriage, and not ‘taking away rights’ that did not even exist at the time the effort began . . . How about the ballot summary that supposedly demonstrates the voters’ bad motives? It was changed from its prior neutral description (‘Limit on Marriage Constitutional Amendment’) to the ‘eliminates right of same sex couples . . .’ language by Attorney General Jerry Brown – yes, the same Jerry Brown who refused to defend Prop 8.”
- Posted: 12/09/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: blog.speakupmovement.org
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Marriage and Family, Court: 9th Circuit, State: California, Topic: Homosexual Agenda, Topic: Marriage, ZZ: Perry v. Brown
The Sun News (AP): “The plan, which was designed with the help of the Alliance Defense Fund, a Christian civil rights group, is aimed to appease both critics of the original display of a lone Christian flag, and those who protested the flag’s removal . . . ‘Groups like Americans United for Separation have an extreme agenda that is trying to eradicate any recognition of our religious heritage in the public square,’ Infranco said. ‘I’m really puzzled as to how they could turn a policy that honors veterans into a constitutional crisis.’”
- Posted: 12/08/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.thesunnews.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Group: Americans United for Separation of Church and State, State: North Carolina, Topic: Monuments
Winston-Salem Journal: “The King City Council voted unanimously last night to approve a limited public-forum policy for religious symbols on flags at the city’s Veteran’s Memorial . . . Joe Infranco, an attorney for the Alliance Defense Fund who helped craft the policy, and City Attorney Walter Pitt have said that the policy follows legal guidelines because it allows individuals to express their religious views, which are protected by the First Amendment. The Alliance Defense Fund, a conservative organization that supports public expressions of Christianity, offered free legal help to city officials who worked on the policy.”
- Posted: 12/07/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www2.journalnow.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, State: North Carolina, Topic: Monuments
Winston-Salem Journal: “King officials are expected to post the proposed policy governing the flying of religious flags at the city’s Veteran’s Memorial today on the city’s website: www.ci.king.nc.us/ . . . Under the policy being considered by the King City Council, residents can ask to fly a religious flag at the memorial in the city’s Central Park for a week to honor relatives who served in the U.S. military. The city also would use a lottery system to randomly pick the residents who want to fly a flag there, Joe Infranco, a lawyer with the Alliance Defense Fund, who helped King develop the proposed policy, has said.”
- Posted: 11/29/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www2.journalnow.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Group: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Group: Americans United for Separation of Church and State, State: North Carolina, Topic: Monuments
Winston-Salem Journal: “The city would use a lottery system to randomly select the residents who want to fly a religious flag at the memorial’s Central Park site, [Joe Infranco], a lawyer with the Alliance Defense Fund, said during a three-hour public hearing about the policy last night at King Elementary School. About 100 people attended . . . ‘It is certain that not everyone will be happy about this,’ Infranco said. ‘But the policy complies with the legal guidelines and will not assist your enemies if they filed a lawsuit.’”
- Posted: 11/23/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www2.journalnow.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Group: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Group: Americans United for Separation of Church and State, State: North Carolina, Topic: Monuments
Winston-Salem Journal: “The King City Council will review a draft today of its limited public-forum policy regarding religious flags being flown at the city’s Veteran’s Memorial before it holds a public hearing about the policy later tonight, a city official said . . . The Alliance Defense Fund of Scottsdale, Ariz., is preparing the policy, Cater said. [Joe Infranco], a defense fund lawyer and Walter ‘Wrennie’ Pitt, the city’s attorney, will answer questions from people who will attend the public hearing at 6 p.m. at King Elementary School, a city notice publicizing the meeting, said.”
- Posted: 11/22/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www2.journalnow.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Group: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Group: Americans United for Separation of Church and State, State: North Carolina, Topic: Monuments
The Underground: “[Joe Infranco], ADF senior counsel told One News Now, ‘This time the furor was over a Christian flag that was part of a Veterans Memorial, and it was a much beloved symbol with the residents of the town. They did not view this as an establishment of Christianity. But of course the ACLU, always willing to be offended by any kind of religious expression, threatened them and said that some people could take it that way.’”
- Posted: 11/09/2010
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: theundergroundsite.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Religious Freedom, Group: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Group: Americans United for Separation of Church and State, State: North Carolina, Topic: Monuments
Winston-Salem Journal: “‘This approach should be a reasonable compromise that respects the rights of the citizens of King to honor those who paid the ultimate price to secure our freedoms,’ said [Joe Infranco], a senior legal counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund Inc. of Scottsdale, Ariz.”
- Posted: 11/08/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www2.journalnow.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, Group: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Group: Americans United for Separation of Church and State, State: North Carolina, Topic: Monuments
OneNewsNow: “‘This time the furor was over a Christian flag that was part of a veterans memorial, and it was a much beloved symbol with the residents of the town,’ [ADF Attorney Joe Infranco] explains. ‘They did not view this as an establishment of Christianity. But of course the ACLU, always willing to be offended by any kind of religious expression, threatened them and said that some people could take it that way.’”
- Posted: 11/05/2010
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.onenewsnow.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Religious Freedom, Group: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Group: Americans United for Separation of Church and State, State: North Carolina, Topic: Monuments
Baptist Press Culture Digest: “‘This has been a concerted effort to say, “If you have some kind of traditional moral faith, you have the wrong answer. We’re either going to silence you or we’re going to compel you to take part in an activity and approve it,”‘ [Joseph Infranco], ADF senior counsel, said.”
- Posted: 11/01/2010
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- Category: Uncategorized
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- Source: www.sbcbaptistpress.org
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Category: Religious Freedom, State: California, Topic: Homosexual Agenda, ZZ: Ghiotto v. City of San Diego
The Santa Barbara Independent: “Said ADF Senior Counsel [Joseph Infranco], ‘It’s ridiculous to punish and fire a Christian administrator simply because he wanted to honor teachers at an event that includes prayer. The district’s contention that he was somehow violating the Constitution is not only unfounded, but absurd, as the video itself demonstrates.’”
- Posted: 10/22/2010
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.independent.com
- Tags: ADF: Joe Infranco, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Religious Freedom, State: California, Topic: Education, Topic: Prayer, ZZ: Richter v. Goleta Union School District
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