Caleb Dalton serves as legal counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, where he plays a key role at the Center for Academic Freedom.Since joining ADF in 2013, Dalton has engaged in cultural advocacy and litigation on behalf of government agencies and private individuals to affirm the value of marriage and the fundamental rights of free speech and free exercise of religion. In 2017, Dalton joined the Center for Academic Freedom where he represents clients seeking to speak freely on campus… Show more Caleb Dalton serves as legal counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, where he plays a key role at the Center for Academic Freedom.Since joining ADF in 2013, Dalton has engaged in cultural advocacy and litigation on behalf of government agencies and private individuals to affirm the value of marriage and the fundamental rights of free speech and free exercise of religion. In 2017, Dalton joined the Center for Academic Freedom where he represents clients seeking to speak freely on campus without fear of unconstitutional government censorship.Dalton earned a J.D. at the Regent University School of Law, graduating cum laude. He is a member of the bar of the Untied States Supreme Court, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the District of Columbia, and State of Arizona; he is also admitted to multiple federal district and appellate courts. Show less

Drafted substantial portions of briefs and motions filed before the Supreme Court of the United States, the Fifth Circuit, and district courts. Researched and composed legal memos for staff attorneys, and provided support research for legal briefs on topics ranging from international law and asylum cases to domestic healthcare, informed consent laws, the First Amendment, immigration, Title VII employment claims, and the Federal Fair Claims Act.

Prosecuted reckless driving misdemeanors in Federal District Court (EDVA). Researched and composed legal memos for staff attorneys, and provided support research for legal briefs on topics ranging from general tort claims, to Title VII employment discrimination.

Responsible for the development and maintenance of online civics curriculum, including supervision of up to 3 research and writing assistants, communication with constituents, and curriculum and web editing.

Participated in office management, made budget and marketing decisions, supervised up to 3 interns, directed distance learning and student action team programs, and participated in developing short- and long-term growth strategies.Conference presenter and keynote speaker. Also developed and conducted civics training conferences for up to 300 students.

Successfully recruited over 800 campaign volunteers nationwide for GOTV efforts in 2008, including organizing housing, transportation and food; also participated in raising $100,000 for HSLDAPAC in 2008

Researched and composed a 50-page report on the efficiency of U.S. Department of Education programs.