SB36 would make Georgia the 30th state to adopt a version of the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Supreme Court Presses for Clarity on Medicaid Rights in Provider Choice Dispute
On April 2, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, a case that could determine whether Medicaid beneficiaries have a right to challenge a state’s removal of providers. The Justices closely examined whether the “free choice of provider” clause in the Medicaid Act creates an enforceable right under Section 1983. South Carolina contends it does not, while Planned Parenthood and a Medicaid recipient argue otherwise. A ruling is expected by June 2025.
Georgia Legislature Passes Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Awaits Governor’s Signature
Georgia set to become the 30th state to adopt a Religious Freedom Restoration Act as SB36 gains legislative approval, pending Governor Kemp’s decision.
Federal Judge Allows Discrimination Claims Against UC Berkeley to Proceed
Court dismisses some allegations but permits key claims to move forward in lawsuit alleging anti-Semitism on campus.
Federal Court Dismisses Challenges to New Jersey's Transgender Student Guidance
Parents\’ lawsuit against school districts\’ policies on transgender student confidentiality dismissed.
Oklahoma Moves to Restrict Church-State Advocacy With Lawsuit Against Freedom from Religion Foundation
Does this case signal a new strategy by state officials to push back against watchdog organizations by turning them into defendants? By Michael D. Peabody, Esq. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. The State of Oklahoma has filed a federal lawsuit against…
Oklahoma Moves to Restrict Church-State Advocacy With Lawsuit Against Freedom from Religion Foundation
State officials may be adopting a new tactic against watchdog organizations, potentially transforming them into defendants to curb oversight efforts.
BREAKING: Supreme Court Considers Definition of Religious Organizations in Wisconsin Tax Exemption Case
This morning, The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether a Catholic nonprofit can be denied a religious exemption for serving the poor—without preaching to them. Here\’s our analysis.
Supreme Court Considers Definition of Religious Organizations in Wisconsin Tax Exemption Case
The Supreme Court tackles a key constitutional question: what qualifies an entity as “religious” under the law, challenging Wisconsin’s denial of tax exemptions to Catholic Charities.