O’Hair v. Andrus
The D.C. Circuit upheld provision of police protection, crowd and traffic control, utilities, and trash services for a papal mass on the Nat…
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The D.C. Circuit upheld provision of police protection, crowd and traffic control, utilities, and trash services for a papal mass on the Nat…
States may exclude religion from generally available benefits without violating the Free Exercise Clause.
Traditional invocations at city meetings do not violate the Establishment Clause.
A jury found that an HOA discriminated against a homeowner's religious beliefs when prohibiting a Christmas display with religious character…
A cross-shaped WWI memorial erected in 1925 on public land has the primary effect of excessively endorsing religion and excessively entangle…
The Supreme Court upheld Ten Commandments display on public property.
A religious symbol or symbolic act that is part of the fabric of society can remain undisturbed.
A clergy-specific tax-free housing allowance provision in the IRS code is constitutional and falls within the play between the joints of the…
The Seventh Circuit will decide whether a tax-exempt housing allowance for clergy violates the Establishment Clause.
A 94-year-old WWI cross on public land in Maryland is not prohibited by the Establishment Clause because the passage of time gives rise to a…