Note that this opinion did not turn on any church-state
issues, but rather on the court's holding that the voucher program
fostered "plural, nonuniform systems of education" and thus violated
the provision in the Florida constitution requiring the State to
provide a "uniform, efficient,
Decision at this link:
http://www.floridasupremecourt.org/decisions/2006/sc04-2323.pdf
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Not sure whether it's the "whole point," but certainly restoring the pre-Smith balancing of interests was a major point. That said, RFRA and RLUIPA are two very different statutes, and each has its idiosyncrasies. For example, the only part of RLUIPA governing land use that would apply to an indivi
Remember your second grade teacher you
thought was a witch…..?
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Works for me. ;-)On 1/4/06, Will Linden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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