BJC’s Jennifer Hawks to Kavanaugh: Reconsider Your Opposition to Church-State Separation
Judge Kavanaugh has said that the idea of a “wall of separation” between church and state “is wrong as a matter of law and history.”
BJC’s Hollman Analyzes Kavanaugh Record, Kennedy Legacy on Religious Liberty
Ahead of next month’s Senate confirmation hearings, the BJC’s Holly Hollman writes in helpful detail about the religious liberty record of Brett Kavanaugh and Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Religious Groups Review Kavanaugh’s Record for Clues on Religious Liberty Approach
The BJC does not endorse or oppose Supreme Court nominees, but General Counsel Holly Hollman notes that Judge Kavanaugh’s admiration for Justice Kennedy might be an indication of his approach on the bench.
Are the Supreme Court’s Two Most Recent Religious Discrimination Decisions in Conflict?
The facts of Masterpiece Cakeshop and the Travel Ban cases are wildly different. But is there inconsistency between the rulings? A new column by Eliot Mincburg argues yes.
U.S. Supreme Court Declines to Hear Legislative Prayer Cases
At the end of their term last week, the Supreme Court issued an order denying a request to hear a pair of legislative prayer cases, despite the seeming conflict between the appeals court decisions in question.
