Part I |
Fall 2016 |
Articles |
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| “In God We Trust”: The Lack of Atheist Representation on the Bench | Elizabeth C. Kingston |
| Catholic Social Thought, Social Security Disability, and Inclusion of the Disabled in the American Economy | Ken Matheny |
Notes |
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| Missing the Mark: Challenging the Court’s Refusal to Recognize the “Mark of the Beast” as a Valid Religious-Based Exemption | Marc R. Conley |
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| Banning the Burka: Indicative of a Legitimate Aim or a Thinly-Veiled Attempt to Legislate Religious and Cultural Intolerance | Samuel P. Kovach-Orr |
Nuremberg Project |
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| Is it Too Late Now to Say Sorry: German Reparations to Homosexuals | Stephen Oliwa |
Part II |
Spring 2017 |
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| The Afterlives of Aurangzeb: Jizya, Social Domination and the Meaning of Constitutional Secularism | Dhruv Chand Aggarwal |
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Early American Public Commitment to Faith and Religious Freedom, Including an Inquiry into Sermons of the Era, as Evidence for a Strong Free Exercise Clause |
Steven T. Voigt |
Notes |
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| New Religious Movements and the Need for Greater Clarity of “Religion” under TItle VII | Kevin Farrell |
| Separating Church and State against the Culture of a Christian Public | Andrew Jadick |
New Developments |
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| Conversion Therapy, its Detrimental Consequences, and its Place in the National Spotlight | Christina Ludwig |
Nuremberg Project |
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| The People’s Court of Germany: Is the American Criminal Justice System as Different as We Think? | Kelli-Ann Dreisbach |
Part III |
Summer 2017 |
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| Trinity Lutheran Church v. Comer: An Unfortunate New Anti-Discrimination Principle | Edward Correia |
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Playground Resurfacing and Religious Arbitration are Very Similar Activities: Trinity Lutheran Church as Applied to |
Michael J. Broyde |
| Holy Trinity: Church, State, and Money | Heather E. Kimmel |
Notes |
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Buried, Cremated, Defleshed by Buzzards? Religiously Motivated Excarnatory Funeral Practices Are Not Abuse of Corpse
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Khushbu Solanki |
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Remedying Scandal: Pooling the Assets of Catholic Entities to Pay Off Tort Creditors Through Substantive Consolidation in
a Bankruptcy Proceeding |
Justin Baumgartner |
New Developments |
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The Detrimental Effects of President Donald Trump’s Executive Order Resitricting Access to Healthcare in Foreign Countries
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Julia Hahn |
Nuremberg Project |
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A Glimpse at German Privacy Laws, From a Dark Past to the Strictest Data Protection Laws in Europe (But There is Still a Long Way to Go) |
Cody Valdez |