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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Colombo, "The Naked Private Square"

By Marc DeGirolami

Ron Colombo has a new piece (with a superb title) on the religious free exercise rights of corporations.  Agree or disagree, the article is both provocative and timely, as it relates to some of the religious freedom controversies currently vexing courts.

ADDENDUM: See also this interesting post by Michael Helfand related in part to the issue of conscience rights of for-profit organizations. 

https://mirrorofjustice.blogs.com/mirrorofjustice/2012/11/colombo-the-naked-private-sphere.html

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Great article. In federal district court in DC on Friday, DOJ argued that a devout Bible publishing company that gives over 100% of its proceeds to charity is categorically incapable of exercising religion.