Harris v. Quinn
The case involved a California teachers' union regarding compulsory fees for non-union public sector employees.
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The case involved a California teachers' union regarding compulsory fees for non-union public sector employees.
A florist who refused to provide flower arrangements for a same-sex wedding on religious grounds was found liable by Washington state courts.
So long as the President has executive authority to limit entry of individuals from particular countries and there is a rational basis, the restriction is…
A California law requiring pro-life pregnancy centers to provide abortion information likely violated the First Amendment as an unconstitutional compelled speech requirement.
Religious animus in decision-making by a civil rights tribunal violated due process and fairness requirements.
Religious groups objected to contraceptive mandate requirements.
The Court addressed the scope of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Traditional invocations at city meetings do not violate the Establishment Clause.
The case involves whether an employee's religious belief to not work on Saturday was reasonably accommodated when offered only a demotion.
The Supreme Court will decide whether the Excessive Fines Clause of the Eighth Amendment applies to the states through the Fourteenth Amendment.