Newdow v. United States Congress
The Court dismissed the case on a technicality regarding standing rather than deciding the merits of the Pledge of Allegiance challenge.
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The Court dismissed the case on a technicality regarding standing rather than deciding the merits of the Pledge of Allegiance challenge.
The court dismissed the case for lack of standing because the plaintiff failed to demonstrate a concrete injury in fact from alleged ERISA violations.
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a UAW policy requiring employees who objected to joining labor unions on religious grounds to pay…
The Supreme Court found that Americans United lacked standing to challenge the Secretary of Defense's plan to donate military hospital land to a Christian college.
The court dismissed the ACLU's lawsuit against the Catholic hospital system for lack of standing, finding the alleged harm was too speculative and the ACLU…
Church sought injunction from application of antidiscrimination laws based on free exercise of religion claims regarding transgender bathroom access.
The Court declined to hear the case, leaving in place the lower court's injunction that EMTALA preempts Idaho's restrictive abortion law.
The court dismissed the lawsuit for lack of standing because plaintiffs failed to demonstrate actual or imminent injury from the school districts' policies.