Hold sweeping powers to shut down operations on the state, including large Church Services in the face of a Public Health crisis. The high court in kansas set up that panel of legislative leaders who lack the power to reverse the controversial limits on church and funeral services. She said the action was needed to respond to the spread of covid19. That meant last night kellys order Banning Church gatherings of 10 or more congregants remained in force. They write the ruling force justices to weigh in on an issue that tingles politics, religion, and debate about the powers granted to a governor when a daily pen to make strikes. Tingles together politics, religion, and debate about the powers g in kentucky, this is the reporting in louisville. Judge allows drive in service at louisville church. A federal judge reboot mayor fischers call for churches to forgo drivein services, calling the move unconstitutional and overly broad. They write that, on holy thursday, and american mayor crimina
From stayathome orders . Here is how you join the conversation. In eastern and central time zones, the line is 202 7488000. In the mountain and pacific time zones, 202 7488001. And we welcome those of you who are religious leaders. Regardless of your denomination of faith, we would like to hear from you and how you have altered your gatherings and practices during the crisis. 202 7488002 is the line. If you want to text us, tell us where you are texting from, your name, 202 7488003. E are on twitter, cspanwj and facebook. Com cspan is how you post your thoughts. One of the states was kansas where the decision came down late yesterday from the Supreme Court. This is that reporting from the public Radio Station Kansas Supreme Court sides with governor preserving ban on large Church Services. Shegovernor wrote that holds powers to shut down large gatherings in the face of a Public Health crisis. The High Court Said public leaders lack the powers to reverse the limits on charging funeral s
The argument annexed in case, thank you mister chief justice. Reasonable suspicion is the minimal standard,. Common sense judgment is the difference between ordinary suspicion experiences and hear the vehicle on the road the registered driver was incapable of operating the vehicle had to believe that under common sense to register shirt user was,. The common sense belief that, is the one that has been recognized by judges in 12 states, across the country, that is a findings, registered owner of the vehicle of the driver is a common sense influence, some may argue that the existence of her suspended. But the ugly 15 courts i just mention 11 of them have dealt with this process iteration, those have indicated that this reasonable suspicion continues to exist or, indeed, the factual critic of those, across the country, those are register, not register and continue to drive. Here deputy mayor, relied upon the common sense understanding, and at the pervasiveness of autumn a bill in the Unit
That vehicle, had the belief under common sense the registered owner was likely the driver, pulled the vehicle over, initiated the stop, cited the individual for being a habitual violator. That common sense belief is one that has been recognized by the judges in 12 state Supreme Courts, four circuit courts of appeals across the country and that is that finding the registered of the owner of the vehicle as a driveres a common sense inference absent information to the contrary. Some may argue that the existence of a suspended license would undermine that suspicion but of the 16 courts that i just mentioned, 11 of them have dealt with this precise situation and the judges of those courts have indicated that reasonable suspicion continues to exist even in that circumstance. Indeed the factual predicate for the habitual violator law across the country is that the registerregister ed owner may be continuing to drive. Were asking whether theres reasonable suspicion to investigate further. Her
Lectures at the annual convention in los angeles. Discrimination against religious minorities in society and the courts. This is 40 minutes. Good afternoon, everyone. Freedom led religious [inaudible] islamic ing on sharia and allism, u. S. Constitution. Nate walker, executive director 1791 Organization Called delegates and its an Organization Made up of legal and practitioners who help companies, educational institutions, nonprofits, deal issues of religious liberty, literacy and education. Jump in and ill start with nate. Nate, could you walk us through a brief history of religious liberty in the united states, where did it come from are we seeing today in terms of an almost redefinition of religious liberty being what, from my be thought used to of as a shield. The constitution and the constitution, the used as a shield for which the majority would not impose its now on the minority but almost being wielded as a sword by the majority. I packed a lot in there but if you could it a sh