The interactive site can be viewed from all
platforms, with a streamlined design that makes for straightforward and
engaging access. New features include:
A new Track This Case feature allows you to stay up-to-date on
latest case developments.
A comprehensive legal library spanning
virtually every religious liberty case categorized by area of
practice, such as free
speech, education, the public
square and more.
Becket’s
top Supreme Court victories and other precedent-setting cases, such as the
Little Sisters of the Poor, Holt v. Hobbs, Hobby Lobby and Hosanna Tabor,
called by the Wall Street Journal “among the most important religious
liberty cases in a half century.”
Hundreds of case pages that
delve into the stories of Becket’s clients of diverse faiths, such as Pastor Robert Soto of the Lipan Apache Tribe, a faithful
Sikh Army Captain, two Muslim police officers, and a Santeria
priest.
A wealth of primary legal
sources and press releases for Becket cases.
Revamped resource databases such as HHS Information Central and RFRA Central, which each provide in-depth information and
infographics regarding all lawsuits against the Health & Human Services
mandate and all cases brought under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
(RFRA).
“As the go-to source for religious liberty,
Becket is proud to provide the same wealth of information but in a more
visually dynamic way, creating a more intuitive experience,” said Melinda Skea,
communications director of Becket. “Our legal work has always been cutting
edge, and now our website reflects the modern urgency and importance of our
mission to defend religious liberty for all.’”
In February Becket unveiled a bold, modern logo with refreshed colors and
updated its name to a shorthand and tagline: Becket – Religious Liberty for All.
The new brand serves to reintroduce its timeless mission to protect religious
freedom in a modern, media-savvy society.
Founded in 1994 by Kevin “Seamus” Hasson,
Becket is the premier non-profit, public-interest religious liberty law firm in
the U.S. and the only firm that protects the free expression of all religious
traditions. Becket is supported by charitable donations and has a 100
percent win-rate before the United States Supreme Court.
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