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Hypothetical: What Happens if a Case is Built on a Lie?

Posted on July 3, 2023 by cdsmiller17

303 Creative v. Elenis (2023) Oh-oh. The US Supreme Court didn’t do its due diligence. A case brought before the court, which suggests that a person who has strong reasons for not wanting to build a website for a gay … Continue reading →

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