Tuesday, March 17, 2026

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ReligiousLiberty.TV is available as a background resource for journalists covering religious liberty law, First Amendment litigation, and the intersection of faith and public policy in America.

About ReligiousLiberty.TV

ReligiousLiberty.TV has operated since 2008 as an independent research resource tracking connections and patterns in U.S. religious liberty case law. The site covers First Amendment free exercise and establishment clause litigation, RFRA and RLUIPA cases, conscience rights, and related legal developments.

Unlike advocacy organizations, ReligiousLiberty.TV serves as a research tool — helping academics, journalists, legal professionals, and the public understand how religious liberty cases connect to each other across decades of litigation. The site’s case library is organized using AI analysis to surface patterns and connections that traditional legal indexes might miss.

Quick Facts

Founded: 2008

Focus: First Amendment religious liberty, RFRA/RLUIPA, conscience rights case law

What Makes Us Different: AI-assisted case organization that reveals connections between cases across topics, courts, and decades — a research starting point you won’t find in traditional legal indexes

Positioning: Independent research tool — not an advocacy outlet

Newsletter: religiouslibertytv.substack.com — weekly case connection analysis and breaking coverage

Flagship Report: The State of Religious Liberty in America — annual trends report (inaugural edition: March 2026)

Topics We Cover

Free Exercise Clause litigation
Establishment Clause cases
RFRA & RLUIPA enforcement
Ministerial exception doctrine
Conscience rights & exemptions
Church autonomy & governance
Religious land use disputes
Workplace religious accommodation
School prayer & public expression
Parental religious rights in education
State-level religious liberty legislation
Prisoner religious rights

Landmark Cases in Our Library

Our case library tracks how these major decisions — and hundreds more — connect to each other:

Burwell v. Hobby Lobby (2014)
Masterpiece Cakeshop (2018)
Our Lady of Guadalupe (2020)
Tanzin v. Tanvir (2020)
Fulton v. Philadelphia (2021)
Kennedy v. Bremerton (2022)
303 Creative v. Elenis (2023)
Groff v. DeJoy (2023)

How Journalists Can Use This Resource

Background Briefings

When a religious liberty case makes headlines, we can walk you through how it connects to prior decisions — the legal patterns that explain why this ruling matters and what it signals for future litigation. We offer these briefings as background to help inform your coverage, not as on-the-record commentary.

Case Connection Research

Our case library is built to show how cases relate to each other. If you’re covering a new ruling and need to understand its place in the broader legal landscape, the library can surface connections that aren’t immediately obvious from reading an opinion in isolation.

Historical Context

With coverage dating to 2008, we can provide the long view on how religious liberty doctrine has developed — useful context for features, analyses, and explainer pieces.

A note on attribution: Our case library is organized using AI analysis of the full site content and is intended as a research aid — not a substitute for primary legal sources such as Westlaw, LexisNexis, or official court records. When citing, please attribute to “ReligiousLiberty.TV” and link to the relevant case page.

Media Contact

Michael
Editor, ReligiousLiberty.TV

Email:

Website: religiousliberty.tv
Newsletter: religiouslibertytv.substack.com

Available for background briefings, case connection research, and source referrals. Response time is typically within 24 hours; faster turnaround is available for breaking news.

Recent Publications

The State of Religious Liberty in America: 2026 — Inaugural annual trends analysis covering Supreme Court decisions, state legislation, and emerging doctrinal patterns.

Weekly Newsletter — Ongoing analysis of how new religious liberty developments connect to the broader case law landscape.