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Non-establishment and Free Exercise Clauses

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  1. Which pair of guarantees appears in the Constitution's religion clause?
  2. What does Article III, Section 5 say about a religious test for civil or political rights?
  3. Which is a core free-exercise concern?
  4. A city requires applicants for a public civil right to certify membership in the mayor's religion. Which constitutional…
  5. A public school expels pupils solely because sincere religious objections prevent their salute, although they stand qui…
  6. A municipality declares a particular denomination the mandatory faith for residents and requires worship attendance bef…
  7. A court employee seeks a religious accommodation from a disciplinary rule and establishes a sincere religious burden. O…
  8. Distinguish the non-establishment and free-exercise guarantees using a law that both sponsors and compels adherence to …
  9. A public office conditions the exercise of a political right on profession of a particular faith. Assess the requiremen…
  10. Explain Ebralinag's relevance to peaceful religious nonparticipation in a public-school flag ceremony.
  11. What governmental purpose did Aglipay identify for the challenged postage stamps?
  12. Under Aglipay, does every incidental religious benefit from a legitimately secular governmental activity necessarily in…