Bill 21 Ruling (Quebec)
Bill 21 harmed minority groups but the override clause prevented the court from striking it down.
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Bill 21 harmed minority groups but the override clause prevented the court from striking it down.
The plaintiff's RFRA and First Amendment claims challenging 'In God We Trust' on currency did not meet legal standards because using or avoiding currency was…
Federal judge issued a ruling on the clash between speech and safety at a public university, applying First Amendment protections.
Religious liberty claims are subject to neutral laws of general applicability without strict scrutiny review.
Church seeks Supreme Court review of $1.2 million fines for holding worship services during COVID restrictions despite exemptions for comparable secular activities.
Village enforcement of septic code requirements was lawful and not discriminatory; there was no evidence the village targeted the plaintiffs for their religion or for…
The ministerial exception doctrine prohibits secular courts from reviewing employment claims brought by members of the clergy.
The ministerial exception applies to shield church employment decisions from secular scrutiny.
All employment discrimination and retaliation claims against the church were barred under the ministerial exception doctrine as a matter of constitutional law.
SCOTUS precedent establishing standards for evaluating religious accommodation claims under Title VII.