Articles of interest – February 24, 2014
Howard Friedman, Religion Clause
From SSRN:
John D. Haskell, The Scandal of Disenchantment: Blind Spots in Modern Anglo-American Approaches to the History and Politics of International Law
Oren Gross, Venerate, Amend…and Violate , (Arizona State Law Journal, Vol. 46, Forthcoming).
James M. Oleske, Obamacare, RFRA, and the Perils of Legislative History
Stephen M. Bainbridge, A Critique of the Corporate Law Professors’ Amicus Brief in Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood
Daniel John Crooks, Toward ‘Liberty’: How the Marriage of Substantive Due Process and Equal Protection in Lawrence and Windsor Sets the Stage for the Inevitable Loving of Our Time
Dorit Rubinstein Reiss, Thou Shalt Not Take the Name of the Lord Thy God in Vain: Use and Abuse of Religious Exemptions from School Immunization Requirements
Brian Leiter, P reface to the Paperback Edition of Why Tolerate Religion? ,
Michael J. Perry, Adjudicating Rights-Based Constitutional Claims: The Morality of Human Rights and the Power of Judicial Review ,
From SSRN (Establishment Clause issues):
Alan E. Brownstein, Town of Greece v. Galloway: Constitutional Challenges to State Sponsored Prayers at Local Government Meetings
Edward A. Zelinsky, The First Amendment and the Parsonage Allowance
Carolyn Homer Thomas, The Copyright Act’s Licensing Exemption for Religious Performances of Religious Works Is Unconstitutional
Haley Palfreyman Jankowski, Neutrality Fatality as between Government Speech and Religion and Nonreligion: How the Government Speech Doctrine Provides a Solution
From SSRN (Non-U.S. Law):
Dmitry Uzlaner, The Pussy Riot Case and the Peculiarities of Russian Post-Secularis m
Rajeev Bhargava, State and Religious Diversity: Can Something Be Learnt from the Indian Model of Secularism?
Sorin Alexandru Vernea, Engagement Prior to Marriage – A Short Walk Through the History of Romanian Law
Kerstin Steiner, The Case Continues? The High Courts in Malaysia and Unilateral Conversion of a Child to Islam by One Parent
M.B. Hooker, Essay: Maria Was a Christian – Nadra Was a Muslim: Hertogh Revisited
Uladzislau Belavusau, Hate Speech and Constitutional Democracy in Eastern Europe: Transitional and Militant?
SCOTUS Blog Contraceptive Mandate Symposium (Feb. 17-24, 2014):
From SmartCILP