…Lives Matter activists, Democratic, Libertarian, and Republican lawmakers, as well as liberal Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and conservative Justice Clarence Thomas. Despite this ideologically diverse support, and the fact…
“A Forgotten Chapter in the History of Hindu Law? James Henry Nelson and 19th Century Madras High Court Jurisprudence” by Geetanjali Srikantan
…in 2020. Recommended Citation Srikantan, Geetanjali. “A Forgotten Chapter in the History of Hindu Law? James Henry Nelson and 19th Century Madras High Court Jurisprudence.” Canopy Forum, March 10, 2022. https://canopyforum.org/2022/03/10/a-forgotten-chapter-in-the-history-of-hindu-law-james-henry-nelson-and-19th-century-madras-high-court-jurisprudence/….
“Religious Freedom and Comparative Law: The Protection of Rights and the Exception of Religious Freedom” by Andrea Pin, Nicholas Aroney, & et al.
…the American Court of Human Rights cited a hotly debated ruling of the European Court of Human Rights, seemingly oblivious of its contested status. The Court of Justice of the…
“Christianity and the International Criminal Court” by Johan Van der Vyver
…Two is devoted to Crimes within the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court; and Volume Three outlines The Functioning of the International Criminal Court. As a member of the NGO…
“John Witte, Jr.’s Critique of WWWR: A Reply” by Nigel Biggar
…from the European Convention of Human Rights and the jurisdiction of the Strasbourg Court, only when it becomes clear that that court is incapable of respecting the ‘margin of appreciation’…
“The Right to Shun: Ghent’s Misguided Jehovah’s Witness Decision” by Matthew P. Cavedon
…secular criminal court. Mr. Haeck had been a JW for 35 years and served as an elder. He was disfellowshipped after exposing sexual abuse. Following his judicial complaint, the court…
“The COVID Heresy: Denying America’s Constitutional Theology During the Pandemic” by William E. Thro
…scholar. He is the recipient of Stetson University’s Kaplin Award for Higher Education Law & Policy Scholarship and the Education Law Association’s McGhehey Award (contributions to education law), a Fellow…
“COVID-19 and Restrictions on Religious Institutions: Constitutional Implications” by Kathleen A. Brady
…not. In Calvary Chapel, the Supreme Court denied the church’s application for emergency injunctive relief over dissents joined by four of the Court’s conservative justices (although the result may reflect,…
“The Protestant Cases and COVID-19” by Jeffrey B. Hammond
…indoor activities. Through fits and starts, in heavily restricted states and cities, the Supreme Court and lower federal courts seemed willing to allow churches to have at least some of…
“The Universal Application of Laws is Never Equal: Antisemitism in U.S. Law” by Mia Brett
…a lot of discrimination by civilians until the mid-twentieth century. While the Supreme Court had ruled the state could not enforce segregation ordinances in Buchanan v. Warley in 1917, it…