All Articles tagged religion

• General
  December 12, 2018 EDT
  DUTCH INFLUENCES ON LAW AND GOVERNANCE IN NEW YORK
  Albert Rosenblat

  This article considers Dutch influences on New York Law.

• General
  May 25, 2017 EDT
  THE MIXED BLESSINGS OF (NON-)ESTABLISHMENT
  Rene Reyes

  This article argues that there may actually be a much greater degree of separation between church and state in Britain than there is in the United States.

• General
  May 27, 2016 EDT
  WHEN ONE’S RIGHT TO MARRY MAKES OTHERS “UNMERRY”
  Shai Stern

  This essay suggests that Obergefell should be seen as a step toward reconciling the ongoing tension between the constitutional rights of human liberty and freedom of religion.

• State Constitutional Commentary
  January 05, 2015 EDT
  “OUR CONSTITUTION, OUR PRECEDENTS, AND [OUR] OWN BEST HUMAN JUDGMENTS:” A SURVEY OF FREE EXERCISE STATE CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION IN THE WAKE OF OREGON V. SMITH.
  Robert McIver

  It is the purpose of this article to articulate the state of state constitutional protections for free exercise of religion after Oregon v. Smith.

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  SYMPOSIUM: A SECOND-CLASS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT? FREE EXERCISE AND THE CURRENT STATE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE UNITED STATES
  Vincent Martin Bonventre

  Introductory remarks

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  REFLECTIONS ON FREE EXERCISE: REVISITING ROURKE V. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
  Gary J. Simson

  Remarks from symposium

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  RLUIPA AND CONGRESSIONAL INTENT
  Luke Meier

  Remarks from symposium

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  THE POLITICS OF A SECOND CLASS RIGHT: FREE EXERCISE IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICA
  Timothy A. Byrnes

  Remarks from symposium

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  THE CONSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENT OF SENSITIVITY TO RELIGION
  Richard A. Hesse

  Remarks from symposium

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AS A POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE RIGHT
  Steven K. Green

  This speech takes a different approach to the debate about whether distinct values are represented in the two religion clauses: the Free Exercise Clause and the Establishment Clause.

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  SYMPOSIUM: A SECOND-CLASS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT? FREE EXERCISE AND THE CURRENT STATE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE UNITED STATES
  Vincent Martin Bonventre

  Introductory remarks

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  REFLECTIONS ON FREE EXERCISE: REVISITING ROURKE V. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
  Gary J. Simson

  Remarks from symposium

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  RLUIPA AND CONGRESSIONAL INTENT
  Luke Meier

  Remarks from symposium

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  THE POLITICS OF A SECOND CLASS RIGHT: FREE EXERCISE IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICA
  Timothy A. Byrnes

  Remarks from symposium

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  THE CONSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENT OF SENSITIVITY TO RELIGION
  Richard A. Hesse

  Remarks from symposium

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AS A POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE RIGHT
  Steven K. Green

  This speech takes a different approach to the debate about whether distinct values are represented in the two religion clauses: the Free Exercise Clause and the Establishment Clause.

• General
  January 01, 2006 EDT
  SYMPOSIUM: A SECOND-CLASS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT? FREE EXERCISE AND THE CURRENT STATE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE UNITED STATES
  Vincent Martin Bonventre

  State Constitutional Law Symposium

• General
  January 01, 2005 EDT
  DELIBERATIVE AUTONOMY AND LEGITIMATE STATE PURPOSE UNDER THE FIRST AMENDMENT
  Aditi Bagchi

  This article argues that free speech law does, and should, revolve around an alternative organizing principle: the autonomy of the listener.