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Religious Expression

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  1. Family Law Prof Blog

    Ultra-Orthodox Judaism and Custody

    By Family Law

    From The Washington Post:A very interesting decision handed down Wednesday by a New York appellate court (Weisberger v. Weisberger). Note that, of course, though this case involves ultra-Orthodox Judaism, similar…

  2. Labor Days

    Banning Visible Political, Philosophical or Religious Signs in the European Workplace – Does Your Policy Need Updating?

    By Mark A. Konkel

    The highest court of the European Union recently issued two judgments allowing employers to ban the visible wearing of political, philosophical or religious signs at the workplace (Judgment of the…

  3. The Right Coast

    Why do you attend church? Gallup found some unexpected answers « Hot Air

    By Thomas A. Smith

    While Catholics and Protestants attach roughly the same level of importance to the social and ancillary aspects of church membership, they differ when it comes to what s most important.…

  4. The Right Coast

    Why do you attend church? Gallup found some unexpected answers « Hot Air

    By Thomas A. Smith

    While Catholics and Protestants attach roughly the same level of importance to the social and ancillary aspects of church membership, they differ when it comes to what s most important.…

  5. The Right Coast

    Why Pope Francis is right to revisit the new Mass translation | America Magazine

    By Thomas A. Smith

    This much everyone should agree on: The church s greatest prayer should not depend on awkward, literal compositions that would earn poor marks in any high school English (or theology)…

  6. Fair Housing Defense

    Here Come the Holidays: What to do about Decorations in Apartment Communities?

    By Fox Rothschild LLP

    Thanksgiving is in the rear view mirror. Christmas, Hanukkah, and other holidays will be here sooner than we think. A great time for kids and families. Santa Claus. Christmas trees.…

  7. RLUIPA Defense Blog

    $1.7 Million Settlement with DOJ and CAIR-MI

    By Evan Seeman, John Peloso, Dwight Merriam, Guest Contributor

    In 2011, Pittsfield Charter Township denied, allegedly without deliberation, Michigan Islamic Academy’s (“MIA”) application to rezone a 26 acre parcel (the “Property”) to allow the development of  a pre-K through…

  8. Animal Law Update

    United Poultry Concerns Tries to Stop Kaporos (Again)

    By Nancy E. Halpern, D.V.M.

      For at least the third year in a row, United Poultry Concerns (UPC) the animal rights nonprofit "promoting the compassionate and respectful treatment of domestic fowl," filed a lawsuit…

  9. The Right Coast

    How the Percentage of Americans Who Go to Church Every Week Is Changing – The Atlantic

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Finally, and perhaps most interestingly, the country seems to be split in half in terms of how often people get to services. Roughly 51 percent of Americans say they go…

  10. RLUIPA Defense Blog

    Sewer Connection Must Be By The Least Restrictive Means

    By Evan Seeman, Dwight Merriam, Guest Contributor

    Barbara L. Yoder and Joseph I. Yoder (“Owners”) own a home in Sugar Grove Township, Pennsylvania (“Township”), which has a mandatory sewer connection ordinance (the “Ordinance”), requiring connection to the…