How some companies lead the way on religious accommodations Written by Equinix, a real estate investment company in California, wanted to help its employees understand the religious obligations of other employees, so it “held several panels to help employees better...
How Native American students helped change Utah law on graduation attire Written by Last month, The Washington Post profiled two Utah students who made an important difference. The two students had similar, and frustrating, graduation experiences. Trinidad Cervantes...
Release of opinions may be least dramatic part of this Supreme Court term Written by Stephen Field was the first justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from California and the third appointed by President Abraham Lincoln. Until recently, Justice Field was the only...
School-based religious freedom conflict bubbles up in N.Y. Written by In the past half century, religious liberty lawsuits have become more common. One reason for the change is the increased legal regulation of a wide range of public and private endeavors. This...
Oral arguments give public a peek at Supreme Court’s work Written by The attention given to the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion – because it is so unprecedented – highlights how much of the court’s work is done away from the view of the public. The major...
