Social Sciences
8 years ago

Supreme Court Ruling Threatens Religious Freedoms, Favors Secular Beliefs

SSRN Electronic Journal
Baptizing OOBrien: Towards Intermediate Protection of Religiously Motivated Expressive Conduct
Daniel J. Hay

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The Supreme Court has different standards for laws that affect free speech and laws that affect religious practices. When a law indirectly restricts symbolic speech, it gets a closer look, but when it restricts religious practices, it's not as closely examined. This means that religious beliefs are not given the same level of protection as other forms of expression.