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Ministerial Employees And Discrimination Without Remedy, Charlotte Garden
Ministerial Employees And Discrimination Without Remedy, Charlotte Garden
Indiana Law Journal
The Supreme Court first addressed the ministerial exemption in a 2012 case, Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. EEOC. The ministerial exemption is a defense that religious employers can invoke in discrimination cases brought by employees who qualify as “ministerial,” and it is rooted in the First Amendment principle that government cannot interfere in a church’s choice of minister. However, Hosanna-Tabor did not set out a test to determine which employees are covered by this exemption, and the decision was susceptible to a reading that the category was narrow. In 2020, the Court again took up the ministerial exemption, …
Redress: Rights And Other Remedies, A Comment On David Engel's Article On Rights Consciousness, Arzoo Osanloo
Redress: Rights And Other Remedies, A Comment On David Engel's Article On Rights Consciousness, Arzoo Osanloo
Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies
In responding to David Engel's Article, this Comment analyzes how Engel situates contemporary perspectives on rights drawing from his research in Thailand. Engel shows how the discourse of rights carries with it meanings that have multiple and changing connotations and on the ground effects. Following on Engel's questions about how consciousness of rights spreads and takes shape in local contexts, this Comment calls for expanding the substantive and methodological bases for understanding the changing effects of rights discourses. This Comment suggests that a study of the broader social and political implications, including the costs, of rights discourses (internationally, nationally, and …
Antitrust Review Of The At&T/Tmobile Transaction, Allen P. Grunes, Maurice E. Stucke
Antitrust Review Of The At&T/Tmobile Transaction, Allen P. Grunes, Maurice E. Stucke
Federal Communications Law Journal
In August 2011, the United States brought a landmark antitrust lawsuit to prevent the merger of two of the nation's four largest mobile wireless telecommunications services providers, AT&T Inc. and T-Mobile USA, Inc. But why are so many elected officials asking the Obama administration to intercede in the Department of Justice's lawsuit to force a settlement? Why are they approving a merger that would likely lead to higher prices, fewer jobs, less innovation, and higher taxes for their constituents? Does it have anything to do with the money they are receiving from AT&T and T-Mobile? This Article examines the recent …
Wrongful Discharge: Toward A More Efficient Remedy, Jeffrey L. Harrison
Wrongful Discharge: Toward A More Efficient Remedy, Jeffrey L. Harrison
Indiana Law Journal
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Remedial Effectuation Of The Policies Of The Nlra, Edwin A. Harper
Remedial Effectuation Of The Policies Of The Nlra, Edwin A. Harper
Indiana Law Journal
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Remedies For Oppression In Close Corporations In Indiana
Remedies For Oppression In Close Corporations In Indiana
Indiana Law Journal
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Intangible Interests Under The Personal Injury Exception To The Indiana Survival Act
Intangible Interests Under The Personal Injury Exception To The Indiana Survival Act
Indiana Law Journal
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Remedies Available To Penal Inmates For Injuries Received While Incarcerated
Remedies Available To Penal Inmates For Injuries Received While Incarcerated
Indiana Law Journal
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Conditional Sales Contract-Vendor's Election Of Remedies Where Breach Occurs
Conditional Sales Contract-Vendor's Election Of Remedies Where Breach Occurs
Indiana Law Journal
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