Josephson v. University of Louisville
University of Louisville settled lawsuit alleging viewpoint discrimination against professor for expressing personal views on gender dysphoria treatment.
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University of Louisville settled lawsuit alleging viewpoint discrimination against professor for expressing personal views on gender dysphoria treatment.
The Supreme Court is considering whether religiously motivated employers can seek exemptions from ACA preventive care mandates for HIV prevention drugs.
Lessons on world religions as part of comparative religion curriculum do not violate the Establishment Clause when presented within an academic framework alongside multiple religions.
The Supreme Court considered whether Oklahoma may approve and fund a Catholic charter school through its statewide charter system without violating the Establishment Clause.
Title VII does not demand mere neutrality with regard to religious practices but gives them favored treatment.
The State Department's requirement to obtain a birth certificate or Letter of No Record as a prerequisite to passport issuance substantially burdens the claimant's religious…
UCLA violated the Free Exercise Clause by knowingly allowing or facilitating the exclusion of Jewish students and faculty from campus areas during protests.
The Vermont Principals' Association violated the Free Exercise Clause by expelling a religious school for religious objections to transgender athlete participation.
A federal court denied a mother's motion to dismiss charges under the Violence Against Women Act for transporting her child to a religious boarding school,…