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US Supreme Court case establishing that secular laws apply even when they contradict religious practices
courts have treated disputes over religious displays, school policy, and government endorsement of religion through evolving—and sometimes conflicting—doctrinal tests that ask whether government actio...
The phrase "" in public life is a constitutional principle derived from the First Amendment’s Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses and a longer history of colonial disestablishmentism, but it is ne...
’ approach to “church and state” is rooted in the First Amendment’s Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses and in decades of court rulings that have interpreted those clauses to mean government may n...