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The Supreme Court and Religion

Mickey Gatz
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Duration
1h 16m
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Findaway Voices

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"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."
Have 16 words managed to be wildly interpreted in over the 200 years since America was founded? Have a vast majority of laws, mandates and other legal talks have had so much debate than this phrase?
How far does the First Amendment go in regards to Religious Freedom? Should there be Freedom of Religion or Freedom from Religion?
When laws cannot be settled in state or district courts, they go to the highest law of the land: The Supreme Court. There, Nine Justices appointed to lifelong terms weigh in on matters that could affect the whole country. There have been many hotly debated cases over the years:
These are questions for the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court gives an opinion to each of these legal questions.

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Mickey GatzAuthor
Arielle JoriaReader