Securing religious liberty : Principles for judicial interpretation of the religion clauses

By:

Choper Jesse H

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Publication details: Chicago University Of Chicago Press 1995Description: 198pISBN:

9780226104454

Subject(s):

1. Judicial Review - U S A2. Church & State 3. Freedom Of Religion - Church & State

DDC classification:

342.730852 CHO

Contents:

Table of contents Preface: A Personal Note 1: Basic Postulates and Alternative Theories Preliminary Considerations The Core Value of Religious Liberty Different Approaches Preview and Synopsis 2: Deliberate Disadvantage Principle Resemblance to Race Inquiry into Motive 3: Burdensome Effect Principle Existing Doctrine and Its Shortcomings Problems in Fashioning a Better Rule Elaboration of the Principle's Qualifications 4: Intentional Advantage Principle Inquiry into Motive Rationale for Accommodations Accommodations for Religious Minorities Religion in the Public Schools Official Acknowledgment of Religion A Note on Application of the Establishment Clause to the States 5: Independent Impact Principle Reasons for Validation Reasons for Invalidation Aid to Parochial Schools Afterword: A Professional Note Table of Cases Index

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Table of contents
Preface: A Personal Note
1: Basic Postulates and Alternative Theories Preliminary Considerations The Core Value of Religious Liberty Different Approaches Preview and Synopsis
2: Deliberate Disadvantage Principle Resemblance to Race Inquiry into Motive
3: Burdensome Effect Principle Existing Doctrine and Its Shortcomings Problems in Fashioning a Better Rule Elaboration of the Principle's Qualifications
4: Intentional Advantage Principle Inquiry into Motive Rationale for Accommodations Accommodations for Religious Minorities Religion in the Public Schools Official Acknowledgment of Religion A Note on Application of the Establishment Clause to the States
5: Independent Impact Principle Reasons for Validation Reasons for Invalidation Aid to Parochial Schools Afterword:
A Professional Note
Table of Cases
Index

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