Amicus Curiae Briefing
Becket More has a particular interest in protecting the freedoms of religion and speech as protected by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, which fundamental freedoms have been eroded over the past century commensurate with the encroachment of a radical nihilism manifested as modernism and post-modernism. These philosophies and their perverse worldviews deny God, His Truth, and His Salvation. Adherents deny the existence of an absolute and objective moral truth, and so relegate everything to the subjective whims and fancies of individual, whose darkened intellects and imaginations confabulate together to produce all manner of perversities, of which the ongoing assault on marriage and family (encompassing abortion, gay marriage, and gender mis-identity) is but one example.
Becket More does not kowtow to “woke” mobs with their distorted sense of political correctness—those who would seek to “cancel” any and all dissidents by unmercifully destroying their reputations and livelihoods with vitriolic calumnies and slanders. These radicals have taken over the education and government sectors, as well as the mainstream media. The courts are perhaps their last staging ground for an all-out assault on traditional Judeo-Catholic values.
Drawing from its extensive network of faithful, conservative attorneys across the country, Becket More facilitates the filing of amicus curiae briefs in cases of high importance and great consequence by assigning or pairing one or more of its aforesaid “allied” attorneys who is found to possess the apposite education, experience, and skillset, with those cases and issues being heard by appellate courts. That is, Becket More acts as an intermediary that brings to bear the best possible attorney to address the most important issues, and thereby give a voice those of us crying out in the wilderness.
Becket More is continually seeking to increase its roster of allied attorneys that would stand ready to defend the cause of traditional Judeo-Catholic principles and values in the courts by drafting and filing amicus curiae briefs. If you are called to becoming an allied attorney, please submit a résumé, as well as a cover letter that address the legal issues you are particularly passionate about, and which you are most capable of addressing as a legal practitioner.
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The professionals at Becket More endeavor to keep abreast of such cases and issues, but the sheer number of appellate dockets across this county make it impossible to identify each and every case and controversy warranting an amicus brief.
It is therefore that Becket More relies upon the public as its informants to bring to light cases of particularly high importance and great consequence. If you are privy of such a case, please submit the Notice of Appeal or other such document containing the caption and number of the case.
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