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Lawyers for Colorado Christian Web Designer Told to Accept Same-Sex Project Look to SCOTUS for Ruling

Lawyers for Colorado Christian Web Designer Told to Accept Same-Sex Project Look to SCOTUS for Ruling
Christian website designer Lorie Smith, owner of 303 Creative, poses in an undated photo outside the Supreme Court. Photo courtesy Alliance Defending Freedom
Matthew Vadum
Matthew Vadum
12/1/2022|Updated: 12/6/2022
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The legal team for a Christian website designer whom Colorado wants to compel to create sites that celebrate same-sex marriage is “very hopeful” that the Supreme Court will rule in their client’s favor.

The case is of interest to many because the Supreme Court has become increasingly protective of religious freedoms in recent years, as former President Donald Trump appointed three conservative justices, giving the court a 6–3 conservative majority. Those on the left say the court’s embrace of religious freedoms is coming at the expense of LGBT rights.

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