by CJV | Oct 6, 2022 | Coverage
by Andreas Mink in Tachles Auf Empfehlung eines New Yorker Richters will die Yeshiva University nach den jüdischen Feiertagen in zwei Wochen wieder den Betrieb von Studenten-Clubs zulassen. Dies allerdings nur vorübergehend und bis zu einer endgültigen, gerichtlichen...
by CJV | Oct 4, 2022 | Updates
On October 3rd, CJV filed comment with the Department of Health and Human Services, opposing proposed rulemaking titled “Nondiscrimination in Health Programs and Activities.” Contrary to the sweet title, the rule would force every doctor, nurse, and healthcare...
by CJV | Oct 4, 2022 | Updates
Late last year, CJV led an amicus curiae brief in the case of Freedom From Religion Foundation v. Judge Wayne Mack. Judge Mack, of Montogomery County, Texas, received a lawsuit from the FFR for his custom of permitting a chaplain of various faiths to offer a prayer...
by CJV | Oct 3, 2022 | Updates
Managing Director Rabbi Yaakov Menken appeared on several outlets to discuss the NY Times hit piece against Hasidic education, but what the Washington Post picked up was an afterthought. On Real America’s Voice, Rabbi Menken explained the absurdity of not...
