Aug 19, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 10 segments
Alison, Liz, and Rebecca recap the recent Supreme Court term and its implications for religious liberty. They break down the Court's rulings on conversion therapy bans, religious rights for prisoners…
Allison GillHost
Rebecca MarkertHost
You may recall that back in 2019, Colorado passed a law preventing mental health professionals from providing conversion therapy to clients under the age of 18.
So this goes all the way up to the Supreme Court, which only heard the free speech arguments.
Justice Jackson dissented, and Justice Kagan wrote a concurrence that Sotomayor joined.
And so we were reflecting on the background of the case and what we heard at oral arguments.
And I will say, based on what we heard at oral arguments, this isn't a surprising outcome.
I think I was pretty floored by the eight to one spread that this that this decision that the.
Licensed mental health counselor had her free speech rights violated by being regulated in her practice by the state of Colorado.
That had eight votes on the United States Supreme Court was kind of a head scratcher for me.
And Justice Jackson, we'll talk about her dissent later, basically kind of lays out why.
You may recall that back in 2019, Colorado passed a law preventing mental health professionals from providing conversion therapy to clients under the age of 18.
So this goes all the way up to the Supreme Court, which only heard the free speech arguments.
Justice Jackson dissented, and Justice Kagan wrote a concurrence that Sotomayor joined.
And so we were reflecting on the background of the case and what we heard at oral arguments.
And I will say, based on what we heard at oral arguments, this isn't a surprising outcome.
I think I was pretty floored by the eight to one spread that this that this decision that the.
Licensed mental health counselor had her free speech rights violated by being regulated in her practice by the state of Colorado.
That had eight votes on the United States Supreme Court was kind of a head scratcher for me.
And Justice Jackson, we'll talk about her dissent later, basically kind of lays out why.
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