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." It also carries news updates about religious controversies.
Author: 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 • Blawg 100
Recent Posts from Religion Clause
- Hezbollah In Lebanon Harnessing Religion of Youth For Its Political Agenda
- County Council Member Objects To Rezoning Because of Opposition To Church Policy
- PA School Board Says Teachers Can Be At "Pole" Event With A Disclaimer
- Bangladesh Elections Threaten To Disenfranchise Muslims On Hajj
- Proponents Announce New Strategy On Display of Nativity Scenes
- Court Issues Preliminary Injunction Allowing Evangelist To Preach On Public Plaza
- Indonesian Police Look To Prosecute Blogger Who Posted Muhammad Cartoons
- Texas Board of Education Hears Testimony On Proposed Science Standards
- White House Won't Comment On Summum Case
- Court Says Church Can Continue Use of Building, But Must Comply With Code