Research On Religion | Christian Legal Society v Martinez

Posts Tagged ‘Christian Legal Society v Martinez’

John Inazu on the Four Freedoms, Religious Liberty, and Assembly

Tags: Bob Jones University, Christian Legal Society v Martinez, confident pluralism, Employment Division v Smith, Equal Access Act, equal protection clause, First Amendment, four freedoms, free speech, freeedom of assembly, gay rights, Hosanna-Tabor, Jehovah's Witnesses, pluralism, religious freedom, Religious Freedom Restoration Act, religious liberty, Roberts v Jaycees, Rocky Barkington

Prof. John Inazu of Washington University Law School (St. Louis) explains how four of the main freedoms contained in the US Constitution’s First Amendment are interrelated and how a series of court cases during the latter half of the 20th century has boiled down these separate, but related, freedoms into a single free speech dimension. Our primary focus is on the relationship between the free expression clause and the freedom of assembly, though other issues come into play. We review important court cases from Roberts v Jaycees to Hosanna-Tabor.

Browse our vast archives to find many more interesting episodes.

[ READ THE FULL ARTICLE ]