Civil Rights Law Author

Brielle Brown

Brielle Brown is a highly experienced civil rights attorney with expertise in sex discrimination and LGBTQ+ rights. She has worked with organizations and individual clients to advocate for equal access, fair treatment, and civil liberties.

Credentials

J.D., University of Texas, M.A. in Women's Studies

20+ yearsSex DiscriminationLGBTQ+ Rights

Articles by Brielle Brown

Can I Sue My Landlord for Discrimination?Which Amendment Would Taxes on a Church Service Violate?Doe v. McKesson: Protest Liability and the First Amendment Fiandaca v. Cunningham: A Case Brief on Prisoner Rights Do Police Have to Tell You Why You Are Being Detained?Palmer v. Thompson and the Equal Protection Clause What to Do When a Prisoner Is Held Past Their Release Date Fair Housing Act Protections for Service Animals Hague v. Committee for Industrial Organization Explained Which Case Formally Established the Right to Privacy?Can Insurance Companies Discriminate Based on Gender?What Are the Limitations on Freedom of the Press?Are Dogs Allowed in Banks? What the Law Says What Amendment Applies the Bill of Rights to the States?The Wooley v. Maynard “Live Free or Die” Case Baker v. Carr: A Landmark Supreme Court Ruling United States v. Reese: The Ruling on Voting Rights Nixon v. Blackwell and Fiduciary Duties to Shareholders Sable Communications v. FCC Explained The Kingsley v. Hendrickson Excessive Force Standard What Was the Hobson v. Hansen Case About?Forsyth County v. Nationalist Movement Blanchard v. Bergeron: Ruling on Attorney's Fees West v. Atkins: Acting Under Color of State Law Relf v. Weinberger: The Fight Against Forced Sterilization Kahn v. Shevin: Gender, Taxes, and Equal Protection The Bush v. Vera Ruling on Racial Gerrymandering What Is the Jones v. City of Los Angeles Case?The Supreme Court's Interpretation of Free Speech Greater New Orleans Broadcasting Association v. United States