Archive | Religion and the Law
£85,000 Fine for Stating That It’s Permissible to Kill Anyone Who Disrespects Mohammed
“Mature Minors” and Refusal of Likely Life-Saving Treatment
Foreign Judgments in American Courts Based on Overseas Solicitation of Religious Donations
Judge Holds That Particular Sorts of Yoga Classes in Public School Are Constitutionally Permissible
Bill to “Protect Christmas and Thanksgiving”
When You’re a Schoolteacher Observing a Tuesday Sabbath, You’re Likely to Have Problems
“Airport Garage Now Muslim House of Worship”
EEOC Claims Trucking Company Must Accommodate Muslim Employee’s Religious Objections to Transporting Alcohol
Puns as Legal Analysis
New Establishment Clause Case for the Supreme Court
Proposed California Bill Would Strip Youth Groups’ Sales Tax Exemption If They Discriminate Based on Sexual Orientation or Religious Affiliation
By Eugene Volokh on April 10, 2013 6:11 pm in Freedom of Association, Gay Rights, Religion and the Law
Canon Law in American Courts, or, Real Nun or Fake Nun?
North Carolina Legislators Arguing That the Establishment Clause Should Be Seen as Not Incorporated Against the States by the Fourteenth Amendment
Another Example of Unconstitutional Religious Discrimination in Virginia Marriage Law
By Ilya Somin on April 4, 2013 12:49 am in Atheism, Fourteenth Amendment, Religion, Religion and the Law