Vol. 24, No. 2

The Regent Law Review's Spring 2012 Issue (Vol. 24, No. 2) features seven articles and three notes. Below is a list of the articles and their authors. To order a copy, please fill out the subscription form.

(All articles and notes are in format.)

Articles

LBJ, the IRS, and Churches: The Unconstitutionality of the Johnson Amendment in Light of Recent Supreme Court Precedent – Erik W. Stanley

Disaster: The Worst Religious Freedom Case in Fifty Years – Michael Stokes Paulsen

Religious Neutrality in the Early Republic – Wesley J. Campbell

Keynote Address: Beyond Right of Conscience to Freedom to Live Faithfully – Stanley W. Carlson-Thies

Protecting Conscience Through Litigation: Lessons Learned in the Land of Blagojevich – Francis J. Manion

Opposing Views Series: Rights of Religious Employers

"Charitable" Discrimination: Why Taxpayers Should Not Have to Fund 501(c)(3) Organizations that Discriminate Against LGBT Employees – Austin Caster

Enforcing a Traditional Moral Code Does Not Trigger a Religious Institution's Loss of Tax Exemption – James A. Davids

Notes & Comments

Policies, Frameworks, and Concerns Regarding Shari'a Tribunals in the United States – Amy S. Fancher

Snyder v. Phelps: Applying the Constitution's Historic Protection of Offensive Expression to Religiously Motivated Speech – J. Michael Martin

Tuition Tax Credits and Winn: A Constitutional Blueprint for School Choice – Bruce R. Van Baren