Locke v. Davey
States may exclude religion from generally available benefits without violating the Free Exercise Clause.
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States may exclude religion from generally available benefits without violating the Free Exercise Clause.
Case on appeal regarding whether a county clerk's religious beliefs can exempt her from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
The court dismissed the ACLU's lawsuit against the Catholic hospital system for lack of standing, finding the alleged harm was too speculati…
A Washington state pharmacy rule requiring all pharmacies to fill contraceptives regardless of religious objections of owners does not viola…
Private citizens have the constitutional right to keep guns in their homes.
A church sued to prevent the state from forcing religious institutions to provide facilities to transgender individuals in violation of cons…
The Supreme Court declined to hear the case, and the New Mexico Supreme Court's decision upholding a fine against a photographer for refusin…
The Supreme Court ruled that employee pension plans of church-affiliated organizations are exempt from ERISA federal solvency requirements.