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State Government State Printing And Documents: Exempt Certain Personal Information From Public Disclosure, Mark Biernath
State Government State Printing And Documents: Exempt Certain Personal Information From Public Disclosure, Mark Biernath
Georgia State University Law Review
The Act exempts from public disclosure certain information obtained by counties or municipalities in conjunction with burglar, fire, or other electronic security systems. The Act further exempts certain educational testing materials from public disclosure.
Towards A Defensible Free Exercise Doctrine, Frederick Mark Gedicks
Towards A Defensible Free Exercise Doctrine, Frederick Mark Gedicks
Faculty Scholarship
Almost from the moment that the Supreme Court abandoned the religious exemption doctrine in Employment Division v. Smith, its defenders have worked to bring it back. More than a decade later, however, Smith remains well-entrenched; not only has the Court confirmed Smith's basic holding, but it also struck the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Congress's first effort to restore the exemption doctrine, at least as it applied to the states.
Proponents of religious exemptions cannot ignore the hard truth that they can no longer be defended. During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, American society viewed the practice of religion-mostly Christian …