Re: Religious exemptions and undue preference for religion/Smith

2009-03-23 Thread hamilton02
To: Marci Hamilton; Law & Religion issues for LawAcademics Subject: RE: Religious exemptions and undue preference for religion/Smith Do you mean that Smith as symbol has been important to child and disabled adult victims of church sexual abuse? I guess I have two questions about this

RE: Religious exemptions and undue preference for religion/Smith

2009-03-23 Thread Paul Horwitz
ative one? 2) I take it you're not saying that Smith as substance has been vital to those movements. I'm not sure I see how that statement would be accurate. Paul HorwitzUniversity of Alabama School of Law > To: religionlaw@lists.ucla.edu > Subject: Re: Religious exemptions and

Re: Religious exemptions and undue preference for religion/Smith

2009-03-23 Thread hamilton02
Perry-- with respect to your last comment about Smith and Boerne, could you please point to illegal religious practices that you would want the free exercise clause to protect that are not protected under Smith? I am interested in the actual impact of Smith. I can tell you that Smith has been