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Apr 19 2022 Podcast
Talks with Authors: John Fisher and Thomas More: Keeping Their Souls While Losing Their Heads
Teleforum

Talks with Authors: John Fisher and Thomas More: Keeping Their Souls While Losing Their Heads

Robert J. Conrad, William L. Saunders

In his recent book John Fisher and Thomas More: Keeping Their Souls While Losing Their Heads,...

Topics: Religious Liberties

Sponsors: Religious Liberties Practice Group

Apr 14 2022 Podcast
Revisiting Jacobson
Teleforum

Revisiting Jacobson

Josh Blackman, Sanford V. Levinson

In 1905, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Jacobson v. Massachusetts, upholding a state's ability to enforce compulsory...

Topics: Federal Courts · Religious Liberties

Sponsors: Religious Liberties Practice Group

Apr 11 2022

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  • Supreme Court •
  • Religious Liberties
Blog Post
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Ramirez v. Collier: Religious Liberty on Death Row

  • Jennifer Bradley Lichter

The Supreme Court’s decision last month in Ramirez v. Collier was noteworthy for several reasons:...

Mar 18 2022

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  • Free Speech & Election Law •
  • Religious Liberties
Blog Post
News

SCOTUS Preview: Kennedy v. Bremerton School District

  • Stephanie Taub

This week, the Supreme Court set oral argument for a case centering on the First...

Feb 11 2022

Topics

  • Civil Rights •
  • First Amendment •
  • Religious Liberty •
  • Supreme Court •
  • Religious Liberties
Blog Post
Student Blog Initiative

From Flagpoles to Football: An Establishment Clause Run Amok

  • Leo O'Malley

For over fifty years, Establishment Clause jurisprudence has been haunted by the malleable nature of...

Feb 1 2022 Video
Click to play: Feddie Night Fights: Overturning Roe?
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Feddie Night Fights: Overturning Roe?

Andrew Koppelman, Julia Mahoney, Stephanie Ann Maloney

Feddie Night Fights. It's On!

The Federalist Society's Student Division &Columbia Law School Student Chapter present Feddie Night Fights:Overturning Roe? Tuesday, Feburary 1,...

Topics: Civil Rights · Culture · Family Law · Supreme Court · Religious Liberties

Sponsors: Columbia Student Chapter

Oct 20 2021

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  • Religious Liberties
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Student Blog Initiative

“Yet what should replace Smith?” How the question of what comes next exposed an ideological divide in the new SCOTUS majority.

  • Tanner Baird

When the Supreme Court handed down Fulton v. Philadelphia last summer, the 9–0 decision came...

Oct 15 2021

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  • Religious Liberties
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Religious Exemptions to Vaccination Mandates by Private Colleges and Universities (Part 3 of 3)

  • Ronald J. Colombo

  In my previous two posts on this subject, I explained that, lacking the protections...

Oct 13 2021

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  • Religious Liberties
Blog Post
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Religious Exemptions to Vaccination Mandates by Private Colleges and Universities (Part 2 of 3)

  • Ronald J. Colombo

In my previous post on this subject, I explained why students attending private colleges and...

Oct 11 2021

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  • Religious Liberties
Blog Post
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Religious Exemptions to Vaccination Mandates by Private Colleges and Universities (Part 1 of 3)

  • Ronald J. Colombo

A significant number of Americans have religious objections to the COVID-19 vaccines currently available. These...

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