What Happens If All Corporations Start Claiming Religious Liberty Rights?
A new editorial from the Christian Century suggests more and more corporations may begin claiming religious liberty rights following recent Trump Administration actions.
Attorney General Sessions Offers Few Answers to Questions on New Religious Liberty Guidelines
Questioned by Senate Judiciary Committee members about recently issued Justice Department guidelines on religious liberty law, Attorney General Jeff Sessions did not have many answers.
4th Circuit Rules Large Bladensburg Memorial Cross Unconstitutional
The 4th Circuit has rejected arguments that a large memorial cross in Prince George’s County, Maryland is a secular commemorative symbol, finding the cross an unconstitutional endorsement of religion.
BJC’s Hollman Discusses Masterpiece Cakeshop and the Importance of Understanding
In a new column, the BJC’s Holly Hollman dives into Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, a highly charged case the U.S. Supreme Court will hear in December.
Melissa Rogers: Contraception Coverage Exemption Policy Should Seek ‘Win-Win’ Solution
Melissa Rogers argues that new Trump Administration rules on exemptions from the contraception coverage requirements in the ACA fail to adequately “protect rights and interests on all sides.”
