The Yale Law Journal recently published an article entitled Churching Nimbys: Creating Affordable Housing on Church Property by Rev. Patrick E. Reidy, C.S.C. The article explains how existing
The term “assembly use” is a zoning classification for places where people gather for a wide range of group activities. Typical examples include community centers,
The Western Apache have long worshipped at a sacred site called Oak Flat, which is situated on federal land in Arizona. Despite the sacredness of
People of faith have a constitutional right to establish “voluntary associations to assist in the expression and dissemination of any religious doctrine” and the moral
Zoning matters are often procedurally complex. They can involve many layers of review, require several public hearings and votes from different governing bodies. So when
Clothing donations boxes continue to pop up in communities across the country. They are usually found in commercial parking lots or in front of churches
The First Amendment protects the right to free exercise of religion. The Supreme Court, and consequently the lower federal courts, recent rulings on Free Exercise clause cases
In a recent blog, we considered whether we were witnessing the slow death of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. After listening to the arguments in
A year’s long legal dispute continued this week in the Eleventh Circuit where the court ruled that summary judgment was improper against Thai Mediation Association
Religious organizations often look to hire employees that share the organization’s religious beliefs and are willing to abide by its religious standards. But when employees
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