In oral arguments yesterday, Judge Diane Wood "dominated" questioning in an appeal alleging religious discrimination. As I posted earlier this week, Wood – widely rumored to be on President Obama's short list to replace retiring Supreme Court...
A Senate Committee is holding a hearing today on the future of school vouchers in the District of Columbia. Long-time voucher proponent Senator Lieberman's appears to have a sympathetic panel lined up to argue for the continuation of the program in front of the...
Rather than ruling immediately, the Michigan Supreme Court will take some time to consider concerns raised about a proposed rule that would prohibit witnesses from wearing head coverings like the Muslim niqab. At a hearing today, citizens and civil liberty groups...
Written by Don ByrdIn a statement today, the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty argued that recently passed legislation authorizing a Ten Commandments display at the Oklahoma State Capitol should be vetoed by Governor Brad Henry.K. Hollyn Hollman, Baptist...
Seeking to codify current religious expression freedoms into law for students, the Arizona Senate is considering a bill that hopes to clarify misunderstandings among school administrators The Arizona Capitol Times reports: H2357 would bar all forms of religious...
