I don't know the answer to this question either, but it may relate to a
different question. Why didn't Scalia just overrule Sherbert and Yoder instead
of distinguishing them in such odd ways? Hardly anyone can take hybrid rights
seriously, and taking his distinction of Sherbert seriously lea
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But based on those subsidies, the UK has forbidden religious schools
receiving government aid to tell students that homosexual behavior is sinful
(although they can teach that the church is opposed to ho
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As to Justice White, perhaps his position is related to his
authorship of W
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> Sorry, Eugene. I can't help you on the questi
As to Justice White, perhaps his position is related to his authorship
of Washington v. Davis, rejecting disparate impact test in another
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But based on those subsidies, the UK has forbidden religious schools receiving
government aid to tell students that homosexual behavior is sinful (although
Marc Stern
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Sorry, Eugene. I can't help you on the question you
Sorry, Eugene. I can't help you on the question you asked about Justice
White. But on the question of whether Justice Scalia's arguments about
the Establishment clause are sound, I am somewhat perplexed by his
apparent belief that Europe is committed to the separation of church and
state and that r
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