Cakes and the commercial marketplace
In one of the most visible cases this term, the U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether a Colorado baker has a constitutional right to refuse to make a cake for the wedding reception of a same-sex couple.
Trinity Lutheran Church: Decidedly narrow, deeply troubling
While the holding of this decision may be narrow, its tone is unfortunate and ahistorical, as aptly noted in the dissent. Treating churches in a distinct way has long been part of our religious liberty tradition.
Hollman Report: Church, state and scrap tires: What’s at stake?
To understand what is truly at stake and to avoid the trap of hysteria in the Trinity Lutheran Church case, it helps to know a little history.
The U.S. Supreme Court and religious liberty: What does the selection of Neil Gorsuch mean?
By BJC General Counsel Holly Hollman
Hollman Report: Religious liberty on the political horizon
By General Counsel Holly Hollman
Hollman Report: Religious liberty on the political horizon
What does the election of Donald J. Trump mean for religious liberty?
