P-ISSN 0002-4678
E-ISSN 2162-4151
Vol. 79, Issue 2, 2016June 15, 2016 EDT
RUIZ-DIAZ V. UNITED STATES: RFRA, SUBSTANTIAL BURDEN, AND THE NINTH CIRCUIT’S CAUSATION-NEXUS REQUIREMENT—A WRINKLE OR A ROADBLOCK FOR FUTURE IMMIGRATION-RELATED RELIGIOUS FREEDOM CHALLENGES?
RUIZ-DIAZ V. UNITED STATES: RFRA, SUBSTANTIAL BURDEN, AND THE NINTH CIRCUIT’S CAUSATION-NEXUS REQUIREMENT—A WRINKLE OR A ROADBLOCK FOR FUTURE IMMIGRATION-RELATED RELIGIOUS FREEDOM CHALLENGES?
Scott D. Pollock,
Ruiz-Diaz v. United StatesReligious Freedom Restoration ActRFRAUnited States Citizenship and Immigration Servicesreligious workerspermanent resident statusreligious-based exceptionsFree Exercise ClauseFirst Amendment
Articles in Vol. 79, Issue 2, 2016
Vol. 79, Issue 2, 2016
- THE PATH TO EXONERATIONJon B. GouldRichard A. Leo
- IDENTITY AND NARRATIVE: TURNING OPPRESSION INTO CLIENT EMPOWERMENT IN SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY CASESJoNel Newman
- AN ELASTIC AMENDMENT: JUSTICE STEPHEN G. BREYER’S FLUID CONCEPTIONS OF FREEDOM OF SPEECHBenjamin Pomerance
- WILLFULNESSDavid Welkowitz
- MATCHING THE TRAJECTORY OF THE SUPREME COURT ON THE INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY DEFENSE: A RECOMMENDATION FOR THE STATESNoah Cyr Engelhart
- WHAT “YES MEANS YES” MEANS FOR NEW YORK SCHOOLS: THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF NEW YORK’S EFFORTS TO COMBAT CAMPUS SEXUAL ASSAULT THROUGH AFFIRMATIVE CONSENTChandler Delamater
- Foreword: MY RELIGION, MY RULES: EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF RFRA LAWS ON INDIVIDUAL RIGHTSBryan A. Hum
- WHEN ONE’S RIGHT TO MARRY MAKES OTHERS “UNMERRY”Shai Stern
- RUIZ-DIAZ V. UNITED STATES: RFRA, SUBSTANTIAL BURDEN, AND THE NINTH CIRCUIT’S CAUSATION-NEXUS REQUIREMENT—A WRINKLE OR A ROADBLOCK FOR FUTURE IMMIGRATION-RELATED RELIGIOUS FREEDOM CHALLENGES?Scott D. Pollock
- OPTING OUT IN THE NAME OF GOD: WILL LAWYERS BE COMPELLED TO HANDLE SAME-SEX DIVORCES?Bill Piatt
Scott D. Pollock, RUIZ-DIAZ V. UNITED STATES: RFRA, SUBSTANTIAL BURDEN, AND THE NINTH CIRCUIT’S CAUSATION-NEXUS REQUIREMENT—A WRINKLE OR A ROADBLOCK FOR FUTURE IMMIGRATION-RELATED RELIGIOUS FREEDOM CHALLENGES?, 79 Albany Law Review (2016).