Religion Clause
Religion Clause focuses on cases interpreting the First Amendment's religion clause, which reads, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." Its daily flurry of posts are devoted to news, issues and commentary relating to the free exercise of religion and church-state separation, and news updates about religious controversies. His posts often involve the fascinating intersection of religious law and secular law.
Author: Howard M. Friedman is a professor of law emeritus at the University of Toledo.
Blawg Related Categories: Constitutional Law • First Amendment • University of Toledo • Law Professor
Recent Posts from Religion Clause
- House Passes Health Care Bill With Anti-Abortion Funding Amendment
- New Book Suggests British Catholic Royals Would Have Place to Pray
- Christian Group Lacks Standing To Vacate Florida School's Consent Decree
- Pennsylvania County Plans To Tax Closed Church Builidings
- Teacher Sues Arguing Fingerprint Requirement Violates Her Free Exercise Rights
- Required Immunization of School Children Does Not Infringe Free Exercise
- After Ft. Hood Massacre, Shooter's Religious Background Explored
- First Conviction From Raid on FLDS Texas Ranch Is Handed Down
- 9th Circuit Will Rehear Catholic League's Suit Againt San Francisco En Banc
- Jersey City Parking Lot Ends Discounts For Jehovah's Witnesses