Subject: Does substantial matter?
Doug may well be right that for most lower courts (but not all -- see
Michael Masinter's post), whether the term burden is modified by
substantial will not matter, because such courts inevitably end up
balancing the degree (or nature) of the burden on religious
, 2013 8:45 AM
*To:* Law Religion issues for Law Academics
*Subject:* Does substantial matter?
Doug may well be right that for most lower courts (but not all -- see
Michael Masinter's post), whether the term burden is modified by
substantial will not matter, because such courts inevitably end
Doug may well be right that for most lower courts (but not all -- see
Michael Masinter's post), whether the term burden is modified by
substantial will not matter, because such courts inevitably end up
balancing the degree (or nature) of the burden on religious exercise --
indeed, the degree of
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Subject: Does substantial matter?
Doug may