Oct 7 2024 Topics Federal Courts • Litigation • Religious Liberties Blog Post May Nonprofits Endorse or Oppose Candidates? Jeffery J. Ventrella For 70 years, the IRS has contended that the so-called Johnson Amendment proscribes any not-for-profit...
May 15 2017 Blog Post News President Trump's Religious Liberties Executive Order - Podcast Timothy Courtney On May 4, President Trump signed a Religious Liberty Executive Order relaxing IRS enforcement of...
May 10 2017 Wednesday 2:00 p.m. President Trump's Religious Liberties Executive Order Teleforum Speakers: Gregory S. Baylor Topics: Religious Liberties • Federalism & Separation of Powers • Free Speech & Election Law Sponsors: Religious Liberties Practice Group In-Person Event
Nov 8 2012 Thursday 12:00 a.m. The Johnson Amendment: Should the IRS Be Allowed to Regulate Religious Speech? Speakers: Erik Stanley Topics: Religious Liberties Sponsors: Tennessee Student Chapter In-Person Event
Mar 22 2010 Monday 5:00 p.m. EDT Does the 1954 Johnson Amendment Violate the U.S. Constitution & Federal Law by Requiring a Pastor to Refrain from Addressing candidates & Elections in Light of Scripture or Church Doctrine During a Sermon? Harvard Student Chapter Harvard Law School.Cambridge, MA 02138 Speakers: Andrew Koppelman • Barry W. Lynn • Erik Stanley • Donald B. Tobin more Topics: Religious Liberties • Free Speech & Election Law Sponsors: Harvard Student Chapter In-Person Event
May 21 2009 Podcast Politics in the Pulpit Benjamin W. Bull, Steffen N. Johnson, Douglas Laycock, Barry W. Lynn, Erik Stanley, Donald B. Tobin In 1954, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas introduced legislative language that changed the IRS...
May 20 2009 Wednesday 12:00 p.m. EDT Politics in the Pulpit Religious Liberties Practice Group and The Alliance Defense Fund National Press Club529 14th Street, NWWashington, DC 20045 Speakers: Benjamin W. Bull • Steffen N. Johnson • Douglas Laycock • Barry W. Lynn • Erik Stanley • Donald B. Tobin more Topics: Free Speech & Election Law • Religious Liberties • Administrative Law & Regulation • Campaign Finance • Constitution • Election Law • First Amendment • Religious Liberty more Sponsors: Religious Liberties Practice Group In-Person Event
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May Nonprofits Endorse or Oppose Candidates?
For 70 years, the IRS has contended that the so-called Johnson Amendment proscribes any not-for-profit...
President Trump's Religious Liberties Executive Order - Podcast
On May 4, President Trump signed a Religious Liberty Executive Order relaxing IRS enforcement of...
President Trump's Religious Liberties Executive Order
TeleforumThe Johnson Amendment: Should the IRS Be Allowed to Regulate Religious Speech?
Does the 1954 Johnson Amendment Violate the U.S. Constitution & Federal Law by Requiring a Pastor to Refrain from Addressing candidates & Elections in Light of Scripture or Church Doctrine During a Sermon?
Harvard Student Chapter
Harvard Law School.
Cambridge, MA 02138
Politics in the Pulpit
Benjamin W. Bull, Steffen N. Johnson, Douglas Laycock, Barry W. Lynn, Erik Stanley, Donald B. Tobin
In 1954, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas introduced legislative language that changed the IRS...
Politics in the Pulpit
Religious Liberties Practice Group and The Alliance Defense Fund
National Press Club529 14th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20045