Jay Sekulow

Jay Sekulow is widely regarded as one of the foremost free speech and religious liberties litigators in the United States, having argued 12 times before the U.S. Supreme Court in some of the most groundbreaking First Amendment cases of the past quarter century.

Mr. Jay Sekulow started his career as tax attorney and is currently working as the chief counsel at American Center for Law and Justice. So far, he has gained a lot of experience and knowledge that has helped him solve intricate legal cases. Because of his efforts, people today are now living their life according to their own way.

Jay Sekulow, the Chief Counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), is well known among top political and legal observers

Mr. Jay Sekulow is a civil lawyer, who has brought resolution to the legal matters of many among us. Not just that, he has actively participated in the political campaigns of some of the most prominent names of US politics. He promoted the nomination of the chief counsel to the Supreme Court, John G. Roberts and was a part of the presidential campaign of Mitt Romney in 2007.

Not everyone has courage to stand for people's right, but Mr. Jay Sekulow is one person who stood for safeguarding religious liberty, freedom and democracy of people and country. For almost 12 times he argued in front of Supreme Court and got succeeded in winning each case.

Born on June 10, 1956 Mr. Jay Sekulow is an expert civil lawyer of New York. Over a decade, he has been part of civil law and solved many complex cases. For his excellent work, he is applauded with many awards and recognitions. Currently, he is as Chief Counsel for ACLJ.

He is a civil attorney above all, yet when Jay Sekulow decided to expand his horizons, and reach out to a broader audience, he only met with more success. His show airs on both TV and radio, and as a mass following. In addition, he is often seen as a guest commentator on Fox News.

The law firm representing dozens of conservative groups targeted by the Internal Revenue Service announced Wednesday that its clients are rejecting the IRS's new expedited review process for 501(c)(4) applications.

One solution the IRS has offered to the recent scandal over its handling of tax-exempt applications: a "fast-track" process, through which certain groups can simply declare themselves social welfare organizations and promise not to spend too much money on political activity.

The American Center for Law and Justice has amended its lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service, adding more plaintiffs. The conservative law firm has added 16 additional tea party and conservative organizations to its complaint, bringing to 41 the total number of plaintiffs represented in the court challenge.

Christian Broadcasting Network host Pat Robertson reacted to the Supreme Court's rulings on gay marriage on Thursday by questioning whether Justice Anthony Kennedy's clerks are gay.

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), which focuses on constitutional law, today called a decision by a federal court which clears the way for a statue of Jesus to remain as part of a World War II memorial on a Montana mountain a "win for protecting the religious heritage and history of our nation."

The news from Egypt is grim. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood president, Mohammed Morsi, made international headlines this week as he appointed Adel Al Khayat as governor of Luxor, an ancient Egyptian city that is key tourist destination.

The leader in the field of religious litigation, Mr. Jay Sekulow has gained the reputation for being a master lawyer. Not only has he helped number of clients, but has also paved way for changes in the law.

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), which defends religious freedom and the constitution, urged the Secretary of Defense today to cut ties with an anti-Christian extremist whom the Pentagon is using to provide advice on crafting policies on religious tolerance for the armed forces.

"The U.S. Constitution doesn't guarantee happiness, only the pursuit of it. You have to catch up with it yourself."..

It is beyond obvious by now that the IRS has become nothing but a totalitarian puppet of controls and terror for Americans. I hear from any Americans, who aren't "Stepford Wives" Obama clones, who don't think our tax rates are too high and that the IRS is out of control.

Mr. Jay Sekulow is a legal advisor who has fought for the rights of people in need for help. This has helped many find the best legal aid in the vicinity. Depending upon Mr. Sekulow has been the best legal decision for many.

In editor Gary Sawyer's May 26 column he seems to believe it is possible there was no conspiracy at Internal Revenue Service to target conservative groups.

The White House and U.S. State Department are once again calling on Iran to release an American pastor jailed for his faith.

It's a reprehensible breach of trust. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) admits to targeting conservative groups. Unbelievable.

Says flights in the United States subject to state, federal laws. A Washington attorney who previously challenged Delta Air Lines when it imposed Saudi Arabia's Islamic rules on Americans boarding its flights in Washington and New York..