There have been a number of US Supreme Court rulings since 2017 that are of interest to churches. Church Law & Tax has followed these cases closely, developing the following articles:

A Pair of Noteworthy Supreme Court Decisions For Church Leaders

Supreme Court: Maine’s Tuition Assistance Rule Violated the First Amendment

Supreme Court: First Amendment Protected High School Coach’s Postgame Prayers

Supreme Court: Clergy Should Be Allowed in Execution Chambers

Supreme Court’s Fulton Decision Reinforces Religious Freedom Protections

Supreme Court Again Rules that Safety and Health Regulations Override Religious Freedom

Supreme Court Reaffirms and Expands Ministerial Exception

Supreme Court Endorses Some Aid to Parents of Religious School Students

Supreme Court Rules that Title VII’s Ban on “Sex” Discrimination Includes Sexual Orientation

What the Supreme Court’s COVID-19 Opinion Means for Church Gatherings

Tracking Faith-Based Legal Challenges to Pandemic Orders

Attorney General: Exercise of Religion Should Not Be Significantly Burdened

Supreme Court: Commemorative Cross on Public Land Did Not Offend the Constitution

Atheist Organization Opts Not to Appeal Housing Allowance Ruling

The Masterpiece Cakeshop Ruling and Religious Freedom
