Morris v. Centura Health
A religious hospital network can enforce its prohibition on employees providing medical aid-in-dying services based on its religious directives.
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A religious hospital network can enforce its prohibition on employees providing medical aid-in-dying services based on its religious directives.
A county commission's practice of automatically denying atheists the opportunity to offer invocations at board meetings is discriminatory and unconstitutional.
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It is unconstitutional for a state university to withhold funding from student religious publications when the university funds similar secular student publications.
A state does not establish religion by passing a law that happens to coincide or harmonize with the tenets of some or all religions, even…
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