RLUIPA and Compelling Interests

[RJLipkin at aol.com]

Marty, are you limiting  your complaint to "compelling" interests? Each of 
the three levels of review and  the characterization of the different 
means--reasonably related, substantially  related, and narrowly tailored (or necessary) 
and the concomitant  goals--compelling, important, and permissible or 
legitimate, are subject to a  similar complaint. Indeed, judge-made rules generally, 
designed in part to limit  judicial discretion, are also subject to your 
complaint.
 
Bobby

Robert Justin Lipkin
Professor of Law
Widener  University School of Law
Delaware

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