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The So-Called "Fairness Doctrine"
The so-called "Fairness Doctrine" contradicts the constitutional principle of free speech and our First Amendment rights.
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07.24.08
No Fairness Doctrine

Stand with the ACLJ and back Congressional efforts to get a vote on the Broadcaster Freedom Act, a bill that would permanently prohibit the return of the so-called Fairness Doctrine, a measure that would threaten Christian broadcasting.  More today on Jay Sekulow Live!

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07.18.08
Fighting the Fairness Doctrine

On this week's episode, Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow is joined by Indiana Congressman Mike Pence and Jordan Sekulow from our Governmental Affairs Office to discuss the implications of the Broadcaster's Freedom Act and the so-called "Fairness Doctrine".
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07.25.08
Discrimination Against Religious Groups

 Listen to our 60-second audio report on the issues of the day - Law and Justice. What are the zoning laws for religious organizations? In today’s report, Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow takes action. Listen now.
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