From the Shadows: The Public Health Implications of the Supreme Court’s COVID-Free Exercise Cases

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 49 (4):564-579 (2021)
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This article analyzes the Supreme Court’s “shadow docket” Free Exercise cases relating to COVID-19. The paper highlights the decline of deference, the impact of exemptions, and the implications of the new doctrine for vaccine and other public health laws.

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