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*Claremont Institute<ref>[https://www.claremont.org/projects/pageid.1985/default.asp Listing of its amicus briefs]</ref> | *Claremont Institute<ref>[https://www.claremont.org/projects/pageid.1985/default.asp Listing of its amicus briefs]</ref> | ||
| − | *American Legion<ref>Filed an amicus brief in defense of the Boy Scouts in ''Boy Scouts v. Barnes-Wallace | + | *American Legion<ref>Filed an amicus brief in defense of the Boy Scouts in ''Boy Scouts v. Barnes-Wallace''.</ref> |
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Revision as of 15:34, April 29, 2010
Here is a list of conservative and libertarian legal groups:
- Alliance Defense Fund
- Judicial Watch
- Liberty Counsel
- American Civil Rights Union
- National Right to Work Legal Defense and Education Foundation
- Institute for Justice
- Mountain States Legal Foundation
- Southeastern Legal Foundation
- Pacific Justice Foundation
- Pacific Legal Foundation
- Cato Institute
- Texas Justice Foundation
- Independent Women's Forum
- Center for Individual Rights
- Landmark Legal Foundation
- Evergreen Freedom Foundation
- NRA Civil Rights Defense Fund
- American Center for Law & Justice
- Thomas More Law Center
- Thomas More Society
- Americans United for Life
- Christian Legal Society
- The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty
- National Legal Foundation
- Foundation for Moral Law
- Citizens United Foundation
- Home School Legal Defense Association
- Fidelis Center for Law and Policy
- Gun Owners Foundation
- Virginia Citizens Defense League
- The Tax Foundation
- Goldwater Institute
- Washington Legal Foundation
- English First Foundation
- The Free Speech Defense and Education Fund, Inc.
- Liberty Institute
- Catholic Lawyers Guild
- Claremont Institute[1]
- American Legion[2]
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References
- ↑ Listing of its amicus briefs
- ↑ Filed an amicus brief in defense of the Boy Scouts in Boy Scouts v. Barnes-Wallace.