Amish Peyote Scalia Shumer Hatch Same Sex Marriage School Bathrooms

[Osborne Russell]

And this could very well be the case that overrules the Peyote Case:

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You thought the Supreme Court’s last term was bad? Brace yourself.

The second case presents the religious freedom issue even more starkly. It pits Yeshiva University, an Orthodox Jewish institution whose beliefs oppose homosexuality, against a group of gay students seeking official recognition as a campus organization. In September, the justices, in a 5-4 split, rebuffed Yeshiva’s plea for emergency intervention, saying it should continue to make its case in New York state courts; Roberts and Kavanaugh joined with the three liberal justices — Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan and the newly arrived Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Unless the New York courts change course, this appears to be a mere stay of execution for the gay student group — and perhaps not for very long. The four dissenters, in an opinion by Alito, predicted flatly: “At least four of us are likely to vote to grant certiorari if Yeshiva’s First Amendment arguments are rejected on appeal, and Yeshiva would likely win if its case came before us.”

Indeed, Yeshiva is pressing the court to use the opportunity — one it ducked two years ago — to overrule Employment Division v. Smith, a 1990 opinion by Justice Antonin Scalia that has long been a target of religious rights advocates who say laws and regulations should have to give way if they burden religious freedom.

You know, religious rights advocates like the peyote people.

[Peerie Maa]

Does the 14th not prevent anyone from discriminating against any citizen/s? Or like the 1st, does it only prevent t' gubmint from doing so?

[Ian McColgin]

Governments.