Articles of interest – April 10, 2017

Howard Friedman, Religion Clause

From SSRN:

Sohail Wahedi, Council of State of Belgium and the Ban on Wearing Religious Symbols at Public Schools (The Headscarves Judgement), (Oxford Journal of Law and Religion (2016) 5 (3): 624-625).
Luke Beck, The Australian Constitution’s Religious Tests Clause as an Anti-Discrimination Provision, (Monash University Law Review, Vol. 42, No. 3, pp. 545-578, 2017).
Corey L. Brettschneider, Praying for America: The Constitutional Ban on Animus-Based and Theocratic Reasoning in the Establishment, Free Exercise and Equal Protection Clauses, (March 1, 2017).
Maarc O. DeGirolami, The Bloating of the Constitution: Equality and the U.S. Establishment Clause, (The Social Equality of Religion or Belief (Alan Carling ed. 2016)).
Stephen R. Munzer, The German Circumcision Controversy — And Beyond, (University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law Online (2017)).
Shauna Van Praagh, Welcome to the Neighbourhood: Religion, Law and Living Together, (D. Newman, ed., Religious Freedom and Communities (Markham: Lexis Nexis, 2016)).
Muhammad Masum Billah, Agency Contract under Conventional Law and Islamic Law as Manifested in the Civil Code of Oman: A Comparative Analysis, (Electronic Journal of Islamic and Middle Eastern Law, Vol. 4 (2016), pp. 109-126).
Ian Ramsay & Miranda Webster, Registered Charities and Governance Standard 5: An Evaluation, (Australian Business Law Review, Vol. 45, No. 2, pp. 127-158, 2017).

From SmartCILP:

Joseph Kary, Judgments of Peace. Montreal’s Jewish Arbitration Courts, 1914-1976, 56 American Journal of Legal History 436-489 (2016).
Kyle C. Velte, All Fall Down: A Comprehensive Approach to Defeating the Religious Right’s Challenges to Antidiscrimination Statutes, 49 Connecticut Law Review 1-54 (2016).
John Boersma, The Accreditation of Religious Law Schools in Canada and the United States, 2016 BYU Law Review 1081.
Barry W. Bussey, The Legal Revolution Against the Place of Religion: The Case of Trinity Western University Law School, 2016 BYU Law Review 1127.
David Little, Human Rights, Religious Freedom, and Peace, 2016 BYU Law Review 1215.
Michael Quinlan, When the State Requires Doctors to Act Against their Conscience: The Religious Freedom Implications of the Referral and the Direction Obligations of Health Practitioners in Victoria and New South Wales, 2016 BYU Law Review 1237.
Andrew L. Milne, Sharia and Anti-Sharia: Ethical Challenges for the Cross-Cultural Lawyer Representing Muslim Women, [Abstract], 57 South Texas Law Review 449-468 (2016).
R.H. Helmholz, The Church and Magna Carta, 25 William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal 425-436 (2016).