The Supreme Court accepted Tuesday’s appeal from a Christian website designer challenging a Colorado statute that prohibits businesses refusing customers due to their sexual orientation.

A briefing will be held before the court to hear arguments about whether “a law that compels an artist to talk or remain silent infringes the Free Speech Clause the First Amendment.”

Lorie Smith, a graphic designer, stated that she plans to increase her web business and create websites for weddings “promoting her understanding of the marriage”. She will also post a statement explaining why her refusal to promote messages “that are contrary to her faith” such as condoning violence or encouraging immorality sexually or same-sex marriage.

Smith can’t do this because Smith says the law of the state “considers it unlawful,” as she requested that the Supreme Court take the case.

Two lower courts had upheld Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act.

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