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Here is a list of [[conservative]], [[libertarian]] and veteran legal groups:
 
Here is a list of [[conservative]], [[libertarian]] and veteran legal groups:
  
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*Advocates For Faith & Freedom
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*[[Advocates for Faith and Freedom]]
 
*Christian Anti-Defamation Commission
 
*Christian Anti-Defamation Commission
 
*National Legal and Policy Center
 
*National Legal and Policy Center
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*Alliance Defense Fund
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*Alliance Defending Freedom
 
*Judicial Watch
 
*Judicial Watch
 
*Liberty Counsel
 
*Liberty Counsel
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*Republican National Lawyers Association
 
*National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation
 
*National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation
 
*American Civil Rights Union
 
*American Civil Rights Union
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*National Right to Work Legal Defense and Education Foundation
 
 
*Institute for Justice
 
*Institute for Justice
 
*Mountain States Legal Foundation
 
*Mountain States Legal Foundation
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*Americans United for Life
 
*Americans United for Life
 
*Christian Legal Society
 
*Christian Legal Society
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*Jubilee Campaign-Law of Life Project
 
*Christian Legal Association
 
*Christian Legal Association
 
*The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty
 
*The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty
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*Americans for Prosperity
 
*Americans for Prosperity
 
*State Policy Network
 
*State Policy Network
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*Heartland Institute
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*[[Heartland Institute]]
 
*Foundation for Economic Education
 
*Foundation for Economic Education
  
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== References ==
 
== References ==
 
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Latest revision as of 00:31, June 28, 2016

Here is a list of conservative, libertarian and veteran legal groups:

  • Advocates for Faith and Freedom
  • Christian Anti-Defamation Commission
  • National Legal and Policy Center
  • Alliance Defending Freedom
  • Judicial Watch
  • Liberty Counsel
  • Republican National Lawyers Association
  • National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation
  • American Civil Rights Union
  • Institute for Justice
  • Mountain States Legal Foundation
  • Southeastern Legal Foundation
  • Pacific Justice Institute
  • 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
  • Jubilee Campaign-Law of Life Project
  • Christian Legal Association
  • 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.
  • Catholic Lawyers Guild
  • Claremont Institute[1]
  • American Legion[2]
  • Individual Rights Foundation[2]
  • Liberty Legal Institute[2]
  • Veterans of Foreign Wars, The American Legion, the Military Order of the Purple Heart, and the American Ex-Prisoners of War[3]
  • James Madison Center for Free Speech

Other groups

  • Mackinac Center for Public Policy
  • Americans for Prosperity
  • State Policy Network
  • Heartland Institute
  • Foundation for Economic Education

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References

  1. ↑ Listing of its amicus briefs
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Filed an amicus brief in defense of the Boy Scouts in Boy Scouts v. Barnes-Wallace, Sup. Ct. Docket No. 08-1222.
  3. ↑ http://www.abanet.org/publiced/preview/briefs/pdfs/07-08/08-472_PetitionerAmCuVFWreprint.pdf