Employment Division, Department of Human Resources of Oregon v. Smith
Neutral, generally applicable laws do not require religious exemptions under the First Amendment absent a compelling government interest.
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Neutral, generally applicable laws do not require religious exemptions under the First Amendment absent a compelling government interest.
RFRA applies to sacramental use of a tea containing DMT and religious exemptions may be granted under RFRA's compelling interest standard.
A preliminary injunction blocking Louisiana's Ten Commandments display law is vacated because plaintiffs' legal challenge is not yet ripe fo…