@JimOleske@mastodon.social
Professor, Lewis & Clark Law School. Former Fulbright Scholar, Cardiff Univ. Centre for Law & Religion. Teach constitutional law, write on religious liberty & equal protection.
With its doctrine on free exercise exemptions in a state of disarray, the Supreme Court is very likely to reexamine its options.
Where should it land, and on what basis? In my forthcoming (and now updated and revised) article, "Free Exercise Uncertainty," I explore the possibilities. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4664985
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