Glen Allen’s Statement Regarding the DOJ’s Criminal Indictment of the SPLC April 24, 2026 By Glen Allen, Esq., FEF President Friends of FEF, As many of you know, I was a victim – one of many – of the odious Southern Poverty Law Center’s fraudulent and criminal conduct. In 2016, the SPLC, led by the […]
By FEF Staff One of the services the Free Expression Foundation provides to those whose First Amendment rights have been violated is to obtain and in many instances compensate attorneys for such victims. In most of these cases, Glen Allen or other members of the FEF board are the attorneys who are selected, although they, […]
…But the Fight for Free Speech and Assembly Goes On By Glen Allen, Esq. As I mentioned in my February 20, 2025 article on the Free Expression Foundation website, in February 2025 Fred Kelly and I filed a certiorari petition with the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of Warren Balogh in the Balogh v. City of Charlottesville, […]
Police Raid Robert Rundo’s Home This is the first in what I hope will be a series of articles about the prosecution – “persecution” may be a better word — of Robert Rundo. To those not acquainted with him, Mr. Rundo has been one of the foremost victims in recent decades of the political weaponization […]
On February 15, 2025, Frederick C. Kelly, III, Esq. and Glen Allen, Esq. filed a petition for Writ of Certiorari on behalf of Warren Balogh to the United States Supreme Court in the case of Balogh v. City of Charlottesville, et al. An electronic version of the petition can be downloaded here. (This is not the […]
FEF Is a very worthy foundation. Imagine being prosecuted or sued by deep-pocketed governments or well-funded organizations. Competent representation is often key. And Glen is grooming young lawyers who will similarly be willing to carry on such work in the future. By Glen Allen Esq., FEF President 2024 was an exciting and productive year for […]
As an advocate for a robust First Amendment on free speech issues, I approach many (not all) of the U. S. Supreme Court’s major free speech cases with something like religious reverence. Amid a welter of social and political pressures and competing values, the Court, it seems to me, has created with fair clarity some […]
