Sherbert v. Verner
The government must meet a strict scrutiny standard when burdening religious practice.
Archive
The government must meet a strict scrutiny standard when burdening religious practice.
Congregants who are not designated as corporate members under church bylaws lack legal standing to challenge a church's withdrawal from a denomination.
A religious organization's customer service representative positions are covered by the ministerial exception and thus exempt from employment discrimination laws.
Oregon can enforce nondiscrimination rules for state-funded youth programs but cannot apply such rules to privately funded programs operated by religious nonprofits.
Local zoning ordinances requiring stricter parking standards for religious buildings than comparable secular uses violate the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.
Colorado's law prohibiting abortion pill reversal violates the Free Exercise Clause because it targets religious medical providers and is not generally applicable to comparable secular…
The Tenth Circuit affirmed dismissal of a RICO class action against the LDS Church, holding that church autonomy bars claims requiring courts to assess the…
Parental authority and religious freedom cannot be used to endanger a child's welfare.
A federal judge struck down Minnesota's 2023 law that barred religious colleges from requiring faith statements in admissions under the PSEO program as unconstitutional.