Stephanie Hall Barclay
@shbarclay.bsky.social
Professor of Law at Georgetown Law School and Faculty Co-Director of the Georgetown Center for the Constitution. I teach constitutional law, law & religion, & jurisprudence. Scholarship is here: http://bit.ly/2sHw68f
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It is not clear when another case on this precise issue might arise as no other states are currently close to approving a religious charter school.
But there are other ways the court could expand on the free exercise clause at the expense of the establishment clause, per @shbarclay.bsky.social:
But there are other ways the court could expand on the free exercise clause at the expense of the establishment clause, per @shbarclay.bsky.social:
May 22, 2025 at 5:02 PM
It is not clear when another case on this precise issue might arise as no other states are currently close to approving a religious charter school.
But there are other ways the court could expand on the free exercise clause at the expense of the establishment clause, per @shbarclay.bsky.social:
But there are other ways the court could expand on the free exercise clause at the expense of the establishment clause, per @shbarclay.bsky.social:
Reposted by Stephanie Hall Barclay
Maybe relevant to Mahmoud v. Taylor, argued at SCOTUS next month, where Ct is being asked (in the alternative) to expand free exercise. For a related take on how it should implement such rights, see this t.co/Slw08TsSOJ by @shbarclay.bsky.social, Mark Storslee, Mike McConnell & Doug Laycock
https://reason.com/volokh/2025/03/08/the-court-shouldnt-bruen-ize-the-free-exercise-clause/
t.co
March 11, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Maybe relevant to Mahmoud v. Taylor, argued at SCOTUS next month, where Ct is being asked (in the alternative) to expand free exercise. For a related take on how it should implement such rights, see this t.co/Slw08TsSOJ by @shbarclay.bsky.social, Mark Storslee, Mike McConnell & Doug Laycock
Thanks, Anthony!
February 20, 2025 at 12:19 AM
Thanks, Anthony!