What about the classic case of Theriault v. Silber, 453 F. Supp. 254 (W.D.
Tex., 1978)? The relevant portion of that case:
Several facts developed during the proceedings had at Atlanta in the case of
Theriault v. Carlson, 339 F. Supp. 375, and succinctly restated by the Fifth
Circuit in Theria
Not so
fast. I for one still don't have a satisfactory grasp on where the
threshold line is drawn. Yes, "sincerely held with the strength of
traditional religious views" is vague, and necessarily so, but I can't
believe it's meaningless. Surely more is required than a webpage and
some tw
Fair enough, but the court also said beards
would be subject tot eh same rule even though it is probably common knowledge
that some religions require males to wear beards or turbans or yarmulkes .In such
cases the line between customers discriminating and rejection of the practice-which
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