The Volokh Conspiracy - Words from the Becket Fund,

a leading Religion Clauses public interest firm that is usually seen as coming from the Right, though they represent a wide range of litigants:

"Requiring somebody to take an oath of office on a religious text that's not his" violates the Constitution, said Kevin Hasson, president of The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty.

Andrea Stone, USA Today, Dec. 1, 2006.

	[Eugene Volokh, December 1, 2006 at 1:32pm] Trackbacks Words from the Becket Fund, a leading Religion Clauses public interest firm that is usually seen as coming from the Right, though they represent a wide range of litigants: "Requiring somebody to take an oath of office on a religious text that's not his" violates the Constitution, said Kevin Hasson, president of The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty. Andrea Stone, USA Today, Dec. 1, 2006. Related Posts (on one page): Words from the Becket Fund, John Quincy Adams' Oath of Office: Dennis Prager and I on the Paula Zahn Show (CNN) Tonight: Justice Arthur Goldberg Swore His Oath of Office on the Hebrew Bible: What the Koran Says Vs. What an Individual Muslim Is Likely To Do: Multiculturalism, Dennis Prager, Keith Ellison, and Me: