“A chaplain’s conscience vs. the Bureau of Prisons”

October 3, 2017October 3, 2017by Josh S. Tatum in Pentecostal, prison, religious exemptions

“A chaplain’s conscience vs. the Bureau of Prisons” Justin George has this report on a prison chaplain’s challenge to federal prison policy requiring him to carry pepper spray while on the job.

W. Dist. N.C.: Religious Pro-Life Demonstrators may proceed in challenge to COVID Order on religious, not free-speech grounds

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N.D. Ga.: Ecclesiastical Abstention Doctrine bars court from deciding “representative status” in Bishop’s suit seeking indemnification of legal fees

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W.D. N.C.: Catholic high school liable for firing teacher in same-sex marriage

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S.D. Ind.: Ministerial Exception Requires Dismissal of Title VII Claims By Catholic School Guidance Counselor

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“Ministerial Exception Requires Dismissal Of Title VII Claims By Catholic…

“[Department of Labor] Issues Opinion Letters on FLSA Exempt Status and Ministerial Exception”

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The Society of Human Resource Managers describes the recent guidance…