Thanks, Jim. I did not know that Bill co-sponsor Teasley had said that. I
hope the Bill is so changed.
But that will not solve the entire problem. Individuals, especially public
employees like marriage license clerks, will still rely on the Bill (if
enacted) to discriminate. Likewise entrep
Thanks for the links, Chip. Interestingly, the sponsor of the legislation
told a reporter a couple of days ago that he was planning to change the
bill to address concerns like those laid out in your letter. Here's the
relevant passage from the news report:
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Mark Goldfeder, a law professor at E
The Georgia General Assembly is considering RFRA-type legislation. The
proposed Bill is here:
http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/en-US/display/20152016/HB/29.
A group of legal scholars, including myself and others who post on this
list, have written a letter to Georgia political leaders, urging
Speaking of Professor George and religious liberty, list members may be
interested in the following article.
-Roger Severino
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/01/22/princeton-professor-and-others-offer-to-take-1000-lashes-for-saudi-blogger-raif/?intcmp=latestnewssam
Princeton professor and
