We return for a bonus episode of season 7, as we look to the new Supreme Court term and say farewell to our co-host, Holly Hollman. Before she leaves, Holly joins Amanda to preview two religious liberty cases the court will hear in the next few months. And, after 25 years of filing briefs with BJC, Holly reflects on some of the big moments during her time here as she heads toward a new chapter in life.
Show Notes
Segment 1 (starting at 00:33): The two religion cases on the new Supreme Court docket
We discussed the Landor case on three previous episodes:
- The decision: S7, Ep. 12: A disappointing religious freedom decision to end the SCOTUS term
- What’s at stake: S7 Ep. 01: The Supreme Court in a New Era
- The oral arguments: S7 Ep. 05: A Religious Freedom Caes Flying Under the Radar
For additional analysis of the Landor case, Holly wrote a new piece for our website: What can we do after the Supreme Court undercuts a prisoner’s relief?
Holly’s final Hollman Report previews the two cases the Supreme Court will hear: Saint Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy and Grand v. City of University Heights
For more on the cases regarding the Ten Commandments, visit our website.
Segment 2 (starting at 16:04): A new chapter for Holly
For more on the Trinity Lutheran case, including the text of Holly’s “Decidedly Narrow, Deeply Troubling” column, visit our website page dedicated to the case.
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