Kennedy v. Bremerton
The Supreme Court abandoned the Lemon test in favor of a history and tradition standard for evaluating religious expression.
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The Supreme Court abandoned the Lemon test in favor of a history and tradition standard for evaluating religious expression.
An employee is a supervisor for purposes of vicarious liability under Title VII only if empowered by the employer to take tangible employmen…
The Court will determine whether employers with religious objections to certain forms of birth control should be exempted from the Affordabl…
The Supreme Court expanded the notion of free speech rights for corporations.
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