Saumur v. Quebec (City of)
A 70-year-old Supreme Court precedent that may already require Quebec to lack the power to pass Bill 21 on jurisdictional grounds.
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A 70-year-old Supreme Court precedent that may already require Quebec to lack the power to pass Bill 21 on jurisdictional grounds.
Massachusetts does not violate the Constitution by requiring private school students to travel to public sites for disability services, as t…
The Supreme Court of Canada will decide whether Quebec can permanently ban religious symbols from public employment and whether it can do so…
The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether a city that permits a Ten Commandments monument in a public park must also allow other religiou…
A jury awarded an employee $6.5 million in damages for reverse religious discrimination when the employer failed to promote her because she…
The Court considered whether a city must allow a religious group to erect a monument on public land when other religious monuments were alre…
Atheist soldier sues over religious discrimination in military including prayers at formations and alleged evangelical bias.
Court to consider whether "So help me God" in presidential inaugural oath violates Establishment Clause.
The Ninth Circuit Court decided the Pledge of Allegiance case addressing the constitutionality of reference to God in the pledge.
The Court dismissed the case on a technicality regarding standing rather than deciding the merits of the Pledge of Allegiance challenge.