Snarky aside, students will be happy to know that if you use the same words as
someone else, it is ok, cause no one "owns" those words. It is now clear to me
that Tom Lehrer is leading the Trump campaign
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says that women should not control whether they get pregnant but rather it
should be left of to the men.
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If you remember in Conn. it was legal to buy condoms; but not legal for doctors
to give women birth control pills or other devices. Seems to me that Steve's
analysis dovetails with the pre-Griswold world
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ssed it a few
times. FWIW, I don't think religion had anything at all to do with his
firing."
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paul.
government
was somehow violating their religious beliefs.
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the sabbath (or
at
least her sabbath)? Or those who don't accept the teachings of Christianity?
How far, in other words, does this go, or is she only dragging out her
religious
values when dealing with gay people?
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other fields) are licensed and certified.
Similarly, there is a clear difference between length of hair and practicing
medicine or similar professions.
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t and train a pacifist Christian for the police department who
says I will NEVER carry a gun? How about an EMT, Firefighter, or police
officer who will not enter someone else's church or a cemetery on religious
grounds?
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I wonder what happens if a Jew, a Moslem, or a Seventh Day Adventist gets
arrested. Not to mention a Hindu, Buddhist, or another other follower of a
non-western faith.
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I have known many non-Catholics who attended Catholic schools. I assume they
could play no school teams. When I lived in Tulsa a number of Jews attended
Catholic schools because they were more respectful of Jewish religious needs
(holidays) etc.than some of the public schools which sometimes a
also of course the fired officer "said" this is the reason; maybe he was just a
lousy candidate?
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police?
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To: &q
Seems likely that the folks in Cologne have not learned much from the history
of Germany. It is hard to know whether to be outraged or stunned by such a
decision coming from a German Court.
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s, or Muslim circumcision.
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From: &q
s does not appear to be the issue
here.
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o separate this case from the politics of immigration,
nationality, and citizenship in Germany.
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ok
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To
I wonder if he can change churches, or attend a Mosque, Synagogue, or some
other non-Christian house of worship? And what happens if he does not like
welding school?
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NY Times reports that the ACLU in Oklahoma is challenging this. Standing
issues? Just interviewed said he "thought" he could do this. Perhaps is an
argument for a required first amendment course in all law schools.
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I just realized that Doug posted this story already. I should have scrolled
down further. Happy T-Day to all
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Anyone know what the rules are for conjugal visits in Muslim countries.
I realize it is not a constitutional theory issue but it might shed light on
the legitimacy of the claim.
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The Boston Globe has two good articles today on the decision by the
Archdiocese to end its adoption services rather than submit to the government's
antidiscrimination rules requiring the Church to place children with homosexual
couples despite its sinc
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n could be strongly opposed to facilitating a moral evil.
Your position concerning faciliting "immoral" military recruiters is the
same as the Church's position concerning facilitating "immoral" adoptions.
Cheers, Rick
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s ultimately an act of a religious organization placing its religious values
first.
Will
Paul Finkelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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wonder if the Catholic Church should withdraw all support for the prison
system because the Church opposes Capital punishment? It would be
things are gone." C.S.Lewis, Grand
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ability to raise a child. What these bishops are
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the church is making a political statement
here, not necessarily a religious one.
With that, I will cease posting on this issue.
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Volokh, Eugene wrote:
Folks: Whether the Church is behaving consistently or well is not, it
seems to me, a matter of the law of government and
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would not matter all that much under this analysis.
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Volokh, Eugene wrote:
Rasul v. Rumsfeld, 2006 WL 1216668 (D.D.C.), decided yesterday,
concludes that RFRA applies to Guantanamo, and concludes (among other
things) that placing a copy of the Koran in a toilet (whi
s would be upset by someone's
> reviling Jesus
> in front of them, but wouldn't feel coerced by a demand that
> "Do what I
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t; > > religious
> > > beliefs? For the coercion analysis, I take it that much
> would
> > > depend
> > > whether the prisoners feel an obligation to try to do
> > > something to stop
> > > this act of blasphemy, or are just upset by it. (By way
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Unfortunately, those who favor and embrace the tyranny of the majoirty
(like Rick) never think about what it would be like to be the minority;
rather they glory in the ability to oppress those who are not ike them.
It is as old story in America.
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Ed Brayton wrote:
Rick Duncan
here preventing children from praying; it is a simple time
place issue; public schools are not the place and when in public school
is not the time to engage in religous worship. Why is that so hard to
understand?
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Kurt Lash wrote:
I think that the denigration of Rick and his or
eir "Polish
beliefs" or anyone tried to convert them to "become Polish."
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Steve Sanders wrote:
Had the NY Human Rights Division been in charge in Chicago during the
1970s, would it have meant that Bill Veeck's Comiskey Park (see
http://whitesoxinteractive.c
k and I bet there
were few priests bringing their sunday school class in for "Polish
Catholic" night.
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Isn't there a difference between holding an "ethnic theme" -- food,
music, etc.at the ball park --
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Presumably, Mark, a "global warming night" is not a message that people
of a certain religion or ethnic group are unwelcome. As far as I know,
global warming will harm (or not harm) Jews, Christians, Moslems,
Satanists, Hindus, etc. without regard to their belief.
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Scarberry, Mark wrote:
Would anyone add Pierce v. SOciety of Sisters or Meyer v. Neb. to this list?
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> There are more than twenty important cases. I don't doubt the
> importance of anything on Marty's list. But for th
Permoli is interesting for the politics of New Orleans but otherwise it is a
reaffirmation of Barron, that the BoR does not apply to the states.
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> Here is real trivia. What about Pernoli, the 1850ish case
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is a great loss to
legal scholarhip (as well as a great personal loss to many of us).
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Biblical law of course allows polygamy. If it was good enough to the
Biblical patriarch and King Solomon, why isn't good enough for people
today?
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Didn't Jacob have two wive and also childern with two "handmaidens" as
they were called? I am not at the office or home, so have no Bible to
check.
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I am living dangerously.
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say it is morally wrong because G*d said it was wrong.
Me, I'm not sure those are valid arguments. I'd say any consenting
adult can enter into a relationship of their choosing, regardless of
number or gender. But then, I'm a bleeding-heart hippie liberal Pagan.
Jean
Paul Fi
I believe the gender imbalance was in early converst before Utah.
Mormon leaders like Brigham Young married single women who were often
quite old; far from kicking out the 40 year old to make room for the 20
year old, he invited the 60+ year old widow into his home
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river is a member of an Aryan Identity church and
won't take black patrons?
The whole thing sounds unconstitutional and racist; common carriers
have an obligation to accept all passengers. Otherwise they are not
common carriers.
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assume ALL taxi drivers can refuse to violate an open container law.
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passenger who is legally drinking on the train?
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ed of course) as he tried
to by chips and salsa in the Muslim store. By the way, if they meet
other criteria, would favor unemployment compensation for Muslin cabbies
who quit because they cannot obey the law which requires them to take
all passengers.
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President Wi
retty busy and can't divide up jobs according to
religous preference. Hard to imagine how you would run that business.
I am not suggesting that we "exclude" anyone from the society on the
basis of religion; just that people hired to do a job, should do it
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President Willi
draw great comfort in the thoughts
that his public prayers that offend many in the armed forces will in the
end undermine the ability of the armed forces to defend the nation.
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y and sets the stage for discrimination. the day off does not exempt
workers from doing the job when they are at work; the Minn. program
does.
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Thanks Marty, this is good to know.
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sailor
or soldier.
I am no expert on the chaplain's faith, but have spent a great deal of
my life studying religion and this is the first time I have ever heard a
Christian assert that praying fomr the Book of Psalms compromised a
Christian's faith.
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** High Priority **
A little self-serving, but,
Paul FInkelman, ed., RELIGION AND AMERICAN LAW (Routledge) is a great
resource for teaching Religion and Law.
Is an encyclopedia that covers almost every topic and case on religion,
including a good deal of historical material. The volume (about
ty certain that plaintiffs in Engle v. Vitale included Christians
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I would bet it is because that is the "national motto" and it is
"patriotism"
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with
someone so you can undermine her business) and that this is something
you should praise? It may not be polite to speak ill of the dead, but
surely we should not allow false praise just because someone who was
deeply hateful to others is no long alive.
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ugene, Will, and Sandy somehow think that on law, and
especially con law, is only about legal cases. If that is so then we
should just discuss Hustler.
I have always wondered why Falwell (or any of those in his church) were
reading Hustler in the first place.
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President William McK
olitics in the streets. He
was very much a "constitutional player" and it is important not to gloss over
the games he played.
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chatterbox
Jerry Falwell's Hit Parade
The right's holy fool.
By Timothy Noah
Posted Tuesday, May 15, 2007, at 6:56 PM ET
God, they sa
telling people what to believe or in promoting
religion. Falwell opposed the very idea of separation of Church and
State; Williams invented it.
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Clearly he neither sees a violationa, nor believes that there should be a
separation.
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Texas would have allowed for orderly
admission of slave and free states.
Be interesting imagine what the 5 states right now would look like? At
least one or two would have hispanic majorities. And a third might have
a black/hispanic majority.
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Self-servingly, while old, this article I think is till accurate
Paul Finkelman "A Bad Marriage: Jewish Divorce and the First
Amendment," Cardozo Women's Law Journal, 2 (1994) 131-172.
My own view is that the "get laws" in NY and elsewhere are flagrantly
unconstituti
n his squad car? The demands
for special treatment based on religion might be endless.
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cover if it interferes with riot helmet? Or if she is on the
fire department and it complicates fire gear?
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me money, but hold my
place in the class and my scholarship, because if you don't, you are
"establishing" the Mormons who are selling their religion door-to-door,
but their place in the class and their scholarhip will be waiting for
them.
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sense."
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I'm surprised the
, but have no obligation to serve (in say a hospital) AND on
top of that, you get GI Bill benefits. This issue is giving a benefit
(scholarship) to someone who otherwise is not qualified because he
voluntarily dropped out of school to do something else.
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ssing something there in the facts, let me know.
Paul
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the
student to go to college against his faith.
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ind David's suggestion that I have to be way over the top.
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s. I hope Doug can elaborate on this one.
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thanks Doug. Now it makes perfect sense.
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>>> Douglas Laycock <[EMAIL PROTECTE
This law shows the deep insecurity of politicians in the year before an
election. Silly barely describes this.
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when a
Hindu
>> gave the prayer in Congress. In a restroom remodeling project at
the
>
>
> On the other hand, I have not heard of any protests from
> "separationists" over a witch giving the invocation in the Oregon
State
> Senate. Mind, it was a very nice invocation.
>
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the latter might make some sense, but might also leave some people --
women especially -- deprived of civil rights; furthermore, what happens
to someone who leaves the faith?
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Being in a realist mood, is it possible that Scalia is just totally
result oriented and says what he needs to say on a case-by-case basis to
get where he wants to get? Just a hypothesis.
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Quoting "Brownstein, Alan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> At least i
ut the Ten
Commandments up in his courthouse, or something like that.
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ONe other thought, is this a civil rights violation based on religion?
I am not in the office and don't have easy access to the 1964 act but I
would bet this is a violation of the '64 act, and if jury duty is tied
to voting, does it violate the '65 voting rights act as well?
On the issue of Young boys -- the parents don't have an obligation after age
18, but do before.
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it is hard to imagine how tying a minor child down can be anything but a tort.
Professor Lund seems to imply there is a religious exception to normal tort law
for tying up and abusing children. what might that be?
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Since I often disagree with Eugene, I want to endorse his argument and analysis
here. It seems spot on right, and to answer his question, not missing much if
anything.
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hat is why Frankfurter's opinions in
Gobitis and Barnette are so awful.
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>>> Judith Baer
as "Eugene" signs his name as just "Eugene" --but hey, we all know him and love
him and know is last name!
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out, the Court could avoid this by
determining that that the age of consent law in Az fails -- but then it is not
a RFRA case is it?
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for so long. Do you really think this
is how the Gestapo operated? Go read some history and find out.
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whether a
Mormon was a Protestant, but on grounds that the school was not sufficiently
religious to get and exemption from EEOC regs.
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to a Rabbinical Court to participate in a religious/legal
ceremony process?
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it would make much more sense to follow the French rule (as well as that of
many other countries) and have the state register the marriage and then let
people do what they want with their faith.
Paul Finkelman
President William McKinley Distinguished Professor of Law
Albany Law School
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good sense NOT to corrupt their
faith by allowing politicians to score points.
Paul Finkelman
President William McKinley Distinguished Professor of Law
Albany Law School
80 New Scotland Avenue
Albany, NY 12208
518-445-3386 (p)
518-445-3363 (f)
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Might prove that God does not want politicians using his name to further their
own ambitions. Shades of Roger Williams
Paul Finkelman
President William McKinley Distinguished Professor of Law
Albany Law School
80 New Scotland Avenue
Albany, NY 12208
518-445-3386 (p)
518-445-3363 (f
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