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Does anyone know of any good articles on
religious profiling -- i.e., deciding whom to target in an investigation based
partly on their religion? If you do, please e-mail me, off-list if you
prefer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
Many thanks,
Eugene
Plainly
unconstitutional, and a consequence of the society's persistently
equating religious marriage with civil marriage. See also that11th
Circuit case, upholding a firing from a state job for going through a
lesbian religious marriage ceremony.
At 05:40 PM 8/23/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Article III,
Section17 of the NYS Domestic Relations Law reads: "Clergyman or officer
violating article; penalty. If any clergyman or other person authorized by the
laws of this state to perform marriage ceremonies shall solemnize or presume to
solemnize any marriage between any parties
I share the reaction that something seems deeply wrong about this law,
since it prohibits many religious clergy from performing ceremonies that
have only religious significance for the participants, for reasons that
are not obvious (to prevent confusion as to who is legally married?; to
discourage
