Religion and Land Use

[Rick Duncan]

Doug: Your article is great. I have already cited it several times in my
piece.

A question. I have read many cases in which a state or lower federal court
merely concludes that a selective law is "neutral and generally applicable."
But I have not found a case that explains why this understanding of the
general applicability requirement is consistent with the language in Lukumi
referring to "categories of selection" and underinclusiveness.

Have you come across a case that takes the "religious hostility" approach
and works through the hard questions with some degree of thoughtfulness?

Best regards, Rick Duncan

Prof. Rick Duncan (keaggy at excite.com)

"He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad."
Rafael Sabatini (put this one on my tombstone!)




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