DOJ Backs Orthodox Jewish Home Prayer Challenge in Supreme Court Zoning Case

DOJ Files Brief in Support of Man Hosting Prayer Gathering

The Department of Justice filed a brief requesting the Supreme Court to reverse a lower court ruling that blocked the man from suing his city after he was informed he could not host a prayer meeting in his home.

DOJ Files Brief in Supreme Court Case Over Religious Gatherings in Private Homes

‘Local governments cannot unlawfully use zoning laws to stop small groups’ prayer in private homes,’ said a top DOJ official.

DOJ Backs Orthodox Jewish Home Prayer Challenge in Supreme Court Zoning Case

The Justice Department is urging the Supreme Court to revive an Orthodox Jewish man’s constitutional and religious-liberty claims after University Heights, Ohio, ordered him to ... The post DOJ Backs Orthodox Jewish Home Prayer Challenge in Supreme Court Zoning Case first appeared on [your]NEWS.

Orthodox Union Urges SCOTUS To Protect the Right To Pray At Home – Without Government Harassment

The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America (“Orthodox Union”)—the nation’s largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization—filed a friend-of-the-court brief in Daniel Grand v. City of University Heights, Ohio, a case addressing whether local governments can use land-use regulations to restrict religious practice while denying plaintiffs their right to sue until they exhaust the local zoning […]