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The Religion Law Quiz podcast educates you about religious freedom and other religion law related topics through a short question and answer format. New Quizzes are released twice a week and cover the current state of the law.
Michael Fielding hosts The Religion Law Quiz Podcast, a education show with 100 episodes published.
The Supreme Court’s Tanzin v. Tanvir decision is not one that is widely known. But the potential impact of that decision is big given its holding. (Don’t worry, we’ll cover that in a future Religion Law Quiz.) What were
A lot of times in life we just generically refer to certain things. But sometimes it is important to stop and ask: What specifically is the definition of that particular thing? That concept applies to religion law relate
What did the Supreme Court hold in Employment Div., Dept. of Human Resources of Ore. v. Smith, 494 U.S. 872 (1990) and (b) what did the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) seek to do in response to the Supreme Court
How would you explain RFRA (i.e., the Religious Freedom Restoration Act) to a kindergartener? (Scroll down for the answer) Answer: Here’s how the Supreme Court succinctly summarized RFRA in 2020: The Religious Freedom Re
In what year did the Supreme Court issue its decision in Tanzin v. Tanvir and what was the issue that the Supreme Court decided in that case? (Scroll down for the answer) Answer: The Supreme Court issued its opinion in 2
True or False: An employer can satisfy Title VII’s “undue hardship” test by assessing the reasonableness of a particular accommodation and determining that such a request is unreasonable and would create an undue hardshi
In Religion Law Quiz #99 we learned “that ‘undue hardship’ in Title VII means what it says, and courts should resolve whether a hardship would be substantial in the context of an employer's business in the common-sense m
True or False: In the context of Title VII, whether a requested religious accommodation creates an “undue hardship” should be determined by the court applying a common-sense test inquiring whether the hardship is substan
A heuristic is a mental shortcut that we use to reach decisions. We all use heuristics and they can be very helpful. But sometimes our use of a heuristic can be an Achilles heel because our generation and use of the heur
In June 2023 the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Groff v. DeJoy ruling on religious accommodations under Title VII. In a nutshell, what was the main holding of the Groff decision? (Scroll down for the answer) Answer:
Religion Law Quiz #91 asked how you would explain “strict scrutiny” to a kindergartner. In keeping with that theme (i.e., you only truly understand a concept when you can intelligently teach it to someone much younger an
In Groff v. DeJoy, 243 S.Ct. 2279 (2023), the Supreme Court was recently asked to address Title VII in the context of a former United States Postal Service (USPS) employee who, as an evangelical Christian, Sunday should
Religion Law Quiz #94 The last several Religion Law Quizzes have focused on key legal principles as articulated in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 141 S.C.t 1868 (2021). Today’s Religion Law Quiz poses one
Religion Law Quiz #93 A city speculates that it will be sued if it grants an exception to its non-discrimination policies to a religious institution. Does that constitute a sufficient basis for the city to satisfy strict
Religion Law Quiz #92 If a city has a compelling interest in generally enforcing its non-discrimination policies will those policies survive strict scrutiny because the city’s interest is compelling? (Scroll down for the
Religion Law Quiz #91 Today’s Religion Law Quiz is going to challenge you in a very novel way. Let’s see how you do. How would you describe to a kindergartner how a government policy can survive strict scrutiny when deal
Religion Law Quiz #90 A city has a municipal code which has a formal system of discretionary exemptions for religious institutions. Will such a regulatory scheme withstand judicial review if the court applies strict scru
Religion Law Quiz #89 Can the government discriminate against religion when acting in a managerial role? (Scroll down for the answer) Answer: No. The Supreme Court has plainly stated, “We have never suggested that the go
Religion Law Quiz #88 In Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 141 S. Ct. 1868, 1878 (2021) the regulations adopted by Philadelphia “incorporates a system of individual exemptions, made available in this case at
Religion Law Quiz #87 Today’s Religion Law Quiz is definitely a tougher one. Let’s see how you do. In Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania the Supreme Court stated that “Government fails to act neutrally when it
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