Our Mission - Center for Individual Freedom
WEBBased in Alexandria, Virginia, the Center for Individual Freedom is a nonprofit, 501 (c) (4) corporation that relies on private financial support from individuals, associations, foundations and corporations. For more information, please call us at 703-535-5836. To make a contribution to the Center please click on Donate to CFIF. Given perennial ...
Jeffrey Mazzella Named Executive Director of Center for Individual …
WEBJuly 30, 2003 . Contact: Jennifer Ellison . Shirley & Bannister Public Affairs. 703-739-5920 . Jeffrey Mazzella Named Executive Director of Center for Individual Freedom. Alexandria, Va — The Center for Individual Freedom (CFIF) today is pleased to announce the appointment of Jeffrey L. Mazzella as Executive Director effective August 1, 2003. .
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WEBCFIF Launches “IP Protection Matters” Podcast. The Center for Individual Freedom (CFIF) launched IP Protection Matters, a new podcast interview series examining notable issues related to the protection of and threats to intellectual property (IP). Listen to all interviews on the IP Protection Matters website and on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Death Penalty Deters Future Murders, According to Remarkable …
WEBIn the never-ending debate between capital punishment proponents and abolitionists, one ongoing point of contention centers upon whether the death penalty actually deters future murders in America. According to a new study by Pepperdine University professors Roy D. Adler and Michael Summers, the answer is an emphatic "yes."
The Harry Potter series is back on library bookshelves
WEBJustice, Not Magic, Returns Harry Potter Series to Library Bookshelves With the wave of a gavel and not a magic wand, Chief Judge Jimm Larry Hendren of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Arkansas granted a family's request to remove access restrictions and place the Harry Potter series back on library …
Censorship of the Harry Potter book / First Amendment Implications
WEBIn the absence of a negative ruling with broad First Amendment implications that carry over to book ban jurisprudence, censorship should lose in the Arkansas case and students likely will be able to borrow the next Harry Potter book from their school libraries without restriction. Censorship should lose in the Arkansas case and students likely ...
Our Mission - Center for Individual Freedom
WEBHome About CFIF. Our Mission. Founded in 1998, the Center for Individual Freedom is a non-partisan, non-profit organization with the mission to protect and defend individual freedoms and individual rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. The Center seeks to focus public, legislative and judicial attention on the rule of law as embodied in ...
Stop the Big Government Takeover of the Internet!
WEBStop the Big Government Takeover of the Internet! Congress came together to make access to high-speed and reliable internet for all Americans a priority. But the Biden administration’s extreme regulation and price controls threaten rural broadband investment and innovation. This could leave millions of Americans with worse—or no—internet ...
Sultaana Freeman, a Florida Muslim woman sued to keep her face …
WEBJun 12, 2003 · By Christopher J. Armstrong. The case of a Muslim woman in Florida who sued the state to keep her face shrouded with a veil in her driver s license photo took an interesting turn last week. Sultaana Freeman already had posed for full facial photographs albeit in jail when mugshots were taken following two arrests in her former home state of ...
Nancy Pelosi Investiged for Violating Campaign Contribution Law
WEBNov 21, 2002 · According to NLPC Chairman Ken Boehm, “No member of Congress has ever set up a second leadership political action committee to evade contribution limits. Representative Pelosi has been a strident supporter of campaign finance reform, yet she’s been caught violating the clearest and most basic law of all, the limits on contributions.”.