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Although the Supreme Court has announced that an employer must show a substantial burden to its business in order to avoid accommodating a religious belief, it has provided limited guidance about what substantial burden means.
Supreme Court declines to hear claim that Montgomery County illegally enforced a zoning requirement which prevented a Christian group from building a church.
The near-total abortion ban likely will remain unenforceable for the near future after a judge found the statute runs afoul of Indiana s Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Montgomery County argued to the Supreme Court it validly enforced a zoning requirement that landowners say blocked a Christian group from building a church.