…day of oral arguments as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, the questions she asked seemed to reveal both her loyalty to her late mentor, Justice Antonin Scalia,…
“Homeschool Deregulation and Child Abuse” by Milton Gaither
…were unconstitutionally vague. In both cases the battle for homeschooling regulation would move from the courts to the state legislatures. Thirty-seven states added or updated home education language in their compulsory school…
“We Have Come into His House: The Black Church, Florida’s Stop Woke, and the Fight to Teach Black History – Part II” by Timothy Welbeck
…directly targets diversity equity, and inclusion initiatives in the state, and other restrictions on classroom content, have produced “wholesale restructuring of race and social justice education” in Florida’s public schools….
“The Intersection Between Religion and Inclusive K-12 Athletic Participation” by Suzanne Eckes
…religion at the Supreme Court.” ♦ Suzanne Eckes is the Susan S. Engeleiter Professor of Education at the University Wisconsin-Madison School of Education. She has published widely on education law issues. Recommended…
“Should Courts Care if a Juror Thinks She Might Burn in Hell?” by Nathaniel Romano
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“The Problem with the Peace Cross” by Adam McDuffie
…the Court establishes is used by lower courts, the government, and the public to assess events in American life. The Court’s recasting of the war memorial cross as a secular…
“Revealing the Dagger: Holocaust Education for Medical and Law Students” by Jessica Rosh
…lawyer and bioethicist, is an Educational Consultant for the Maimonides Institute for Medicine, Ethics and the Holocaust. Recommended Citation Rosh, Jessica A. “Revealing the Dagger: Holocaust Education for Medical and…
“The EU Needs an RFRA: The Leftovers of Religious Freedom in the Case Law of the Court of Justice” by Andrea Pin
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“The Legacy of the Right to Control Land and Dependency” by Kerri J. Malloy
…and social processes. Reverberating through history are the echoes of words that canonized inequity in the systemic structures of federalism in the United States. In 1823, the U.S. Supreme Court…
“A Belated Book Review: Rabbi Dr. Emanuel Rackman, ‘Israel’s Emerging Constitution’ (1954) and Its Continued Relevance” by Michael J. Broyde
…Court decision, entitled Movement for Quality Government v. Knesset (HCJ 5658/23 decided 01/01/2024), twelve of the fifteen justices of the Supreme Court of Israel decided (at least in part) that…