#RFRA

Andy

AndyEyeballs

Unfortunately it's time to yell about RFRA again. Hold on to your butts, because here's the bad news about Monday's Title VII ruling. Gorsuch CAREFULLY leaves the door open for

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

States across the US have enacted cruel, unconstitutional abortion laws that require doctors to sexually assault women seeking abortions and lie to them about the health impacts of abortion. Some

Lyman Stone 石來民

lymanstoneky

You don’t need to have a high standard of proof to mandate masks because mandating masks doesn’t have high costs to society. To the doofuses comparing masks to mandating hijabs:RFRA

LoriWindham

LoriWindham1

Here's the #religiousfreedom take on the halal diet situation out of the Krome ICE Detention Center in Miami. https://religionnews.com/2020/08/19/muslim-ice-detainees-in-miami-forced-to-eat-pork-or-rotten-halal-food-civil-rights-groups-

Deborah Golden

DebGoldenDC

Here's my thread on religious diets and jail and the Q-shaman guy. 1. Understand that judges in criminal courts have no ability to order a jail to really do anything.

Eric Baxter

esbax

Some good news for @BECKETlaw’s client Leo Katsareas! An Australian by birth and Muslim by faith, Leo is a Sailor in the @USNavy and has recently received an accommodation to

BECKET

BECKETlaw

Today #SCOTUS heard oral argument in Uzuegbunam v. Preczewski, where a Georgia Gwinnett College student was threatened with arrest for speaking inside of a “Free Speech zone” on campus, sued,

(Stephanie) Slade

sladesr

Stared at this tweet for quite a while trying to figure out why I was tagged in it before realizing, Ohhh, that's probably supposed to be @Slate.https://twitter.com/mjs_DC/status/1358113991533473798 That said—on the

Dan McLaughlin

baseballcrank

Alito #FedSoc2020 speech leads off talking about needing a cardboard cutout audience like this year's MLB. Alito defending the nonpartisan, non-advocacy nature of @FedSoc, which of course is an implicit

Sean T at RCP

SeanTrende

So my Poli Sci 1100 class from Fall '19 will remember -- or should! -- me saying that I thought the arg. in the Title VII cases would have significant

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