US EditionUS Supreme Court may broaden religious rights in looming rulings
- The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue rulings by end of June on three major religious rights cases from Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Maryland.
- These cases arise amid a 6-3 conservative majority and follow legal battles over public funding of religious charter schools, tax exemptions, and parental opt-outs from LGBT-inclusive school materials.
- The Oklahoma case involves the proposed St. Isidore religious charter school, Wisconsin concerns a tax exemption for Catholic Charities, and Maryland features parents seeking opt-outs from LGBT storybook lessons.
- A majority of justices showed sympathy for the religious claimants, while legal experts warn that broad rulings could reduce separation between church and state and shift constitutional interpretations of the First Amendment.
- The forthcoming decisions could significantly expand religious rights in public programs and influence future disputes about religion's role in government and education.
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US Supreme Court may broaden religious rights in looming rulings - West Hawaii Today
WASHINGTON —The U.S. Supreme Court in a trio of rulings expected in the coming weeks appears inclined to extend its trend of taking an expansive view of religious rights while potentially dealing a sharp blow to the principle of separation of church and state.
US Supreme Court may broaden religious rights in looming rulings - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court in a trio of rulings expected in the coming weeks appears inclined to extend its trend of taking an expansive view of religious rights while potentially dealing a sharp blow to the principle of separation of church and state.
Supreme Court's Upcoming Rulings Could Reshape Religious Rights and Public Life
The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to deliver three rulings that may expand religious rights and challenge the separation of church and state. The cases involve a taxpayer-funded religious charter school in Oklahoma, religious exemptions from taxes in Wisconsin, and parental opt-outs from LGBT-inclusive storybooks in Maryland.
US Supreme Court may broaden religious rights in looming rulings
The U.S. Supreme Court in a trio of rulings expected in the coming weeks appears inclined to extend its trend of taking an expansive view of religious rights while potentially dealing a sharp blow to the principle of separation of church and state.
California Family Wins Early Legal Victory for Parental Rights, Religious Freedom
JUMP TO… Background The Case The Ruling Mahmoud v. Taylor Why It Matters A California school district must allow parents to opt their children out of some activities pushing gender ideology, the Southern District Court of California ordered in a preliminary injunction issued last week. The decision is an encouraging early win for Carlos and Jenny Encinas. The parents of three young kids made the difficult decision to sue Encinitas Union Schoo…
Supreme Court May Broaden Religious Rights in Looming Rulings
The U.S. Supreme Court in a trio of rulings expected in the coming weeks appears inclined to extend its trend of taking an expansive view of religious rights while potentially dealing a sharp blow to the principle of separation of church and state.
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