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... exercise is a religious ceremony and was intended by the State to be so . We agree with the trial court's finding as to the religious character of the exercises . Given that finding , the exercises and the law requiring them are in ...
... exercise is a religious ceremony and was intended by the State to be so . We agree with the trial court's finding as to the religious character of the exercises . Given that finding , the exercises and the law requiring them are in ...
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... exercise of religion . While the Free Exercise Clause clearly prohibits the use of state action to deny the rights of free exercise to anyone , it has never meant that a majority could use the machinery of the State to practice its ...
... exercise of religion . While the Free Exercise Clause clearly prohibits the use of state action to deny the rights of free exercise to anyone , it has never meant that a majority could use the machinery of the State to practice its ...
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... exercise the privilege against self incrimination , the accused must be adequately and effectively apprised of his rights and the exercise of those rights must be fully honored . It is impossible for us to foresee the potential ...
... exercise the privilege against self incrimination , the accused must be adequately and effectively apprised of his rights and the exercise of those rights must be fully honored . It is impossible for us to foresee the potential ...
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The Bloudy Tenent of Persecution | 3 |
for Cause of Conscience | 7 |
Leviathan | 9 |
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