Thanks very much! This is good to know. Our piece on Muslim religious liberty
in the federal courts was accepted at the Iowa Law Review on Friday, so it has
a home now.
Greg
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Rick, Smith did not gut free exercise for any one. Rather, it recognized
that equality, rather than privilege, is the core American value. To
accommodate one group (or person) typically results in inconveniencing
others. The proper solution under the First Amendment, it seems to me, is
to schedule
Steve writes that religious motivation matters, for purposes
of making an action taken with religious motivation illegal when the same
action taken with secular motivation is legal. I see no basis for that in
antidiscrimination law, which generally bans discrimination against
