U.S. District Judge John Shabaz ruled on Feb. 24, 1996, that Wisconsin’s Good Friday legal holiday is unconstitutional. The holiday violated the First Amendment by favoring Christianity over other religions …

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In November 1993, the Freedom From Religion Foundation Denver chapter, with the national organization, successfully went to court to enjoin the Denver mayor’s office from cosponsoring a National Day of …

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In September 1984, the Freedom From Religion Foundation filed a federal lawsuit seeking removal of a religious question from mandatory registration forms at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The names and …

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FFRF’s very first lawsuit, challenging the use of a religious cancellation by the Post Office in Madison, Wisconsin, successfully ended the violation in November 1977. The federal lawsuit set national …

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