by | Oct 30, 2017 | Veterans News
According to the Jerusalem Post, in Israel yesterday an expanded panel of the country’s High Court of Justice upheld a Tel Aviv municipal bylaw that allows 165 large supermarkets to remain open on the Sabbath. Small stores which must close because of the Law for... by | Oct 30, 2017 | Uncategorized
According to a report from WDRB yesterday, Kentucky Family Court Judge W. Mitchell Nance has resigned rather than defend against charges filed against him by the Judicial Conduct Commission. Nance had sent out a general order to attorneys informing them that he... by | Oct 30, 2017 | Politics
The Department of Health and Human Services yesterday published a Release (full text) in the Federal Register seeking comment on removal of barriers that may exist to participation in HHS programs and grants for faith-based organizations. The Release says in... by | Oct 30, 2017 | Our World
In John Doe 1 v. Boone County Prosecutor, (IN App., Oct. 24, 2017), the Indiana Court of Appeals held that the state’s sex offender law does not prohibit serious sex offenders from attending their church, even if the church conducts Sunday school or provides... by | Oct 30, 2017 | Nature & Environment
Yesterday, New Jersey’s Attorney general filed a religious discrimination suit against Mahwah Township. The complaint (full text) in Porrino v. Township of Mahwah, (NJ Super. Ct., filed 10/24/2017) is summarized in a press release from the Attorney...
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