Humanitarian Aid Case with RFRA Defense Scheduled for Trial in May
RFRA is increasingly being used as a tool of defendants on both sides of the political aisle when their conduct is motivated by their religious beliefs.
Arizona Supreme Court to Hear Wedding Invitation Dispute
The Arizona Supreme Court will decide whether a Phoenix law requiring business owners to provide wedding invitations to a same-sex couple, despite their religious objection, violates their religious freedom rights.
Election Night Results and Followup
Voters in Alabama and Arizona decided measures related to religious liberty issues yesterday; meanwhile our polarized country needs a dose of unity after a tough campaign season.
Voters to Decide on Ballot Measures Related to Religious Liberty Issues in AL, AZ
Election day on Tuesday includes only two statewide initiatives related to religious liberty issues – one in Alabama and the other in Arizona. Here is a brief summary of each.
Recent Rulings Show RFRA is No “Get Out of Jail Free” Card
RFRA remains an important protection for free exercise. But that doesn’t mean that those claiming their religion is burdened are automatically allowed an accommodation to circumvent the law.
