Post-Enactment Legislative Narrowing of State RFRAs

[Christopher Lund]

Thanks!
 
Best,
Chris
 
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Christopher C. Lund
Assistant Professor of Law
Mississippi College School of Law
151 E. Griffith St.
Jackson, MS  39201
(601) 925-7141 (office)
(601) 925-7113 (fax)
Papers: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=363402


>>> mstern at ajcongress.org 7/2/2009 10:24 AM >>>


Yes illinois excluded an expansion of o:hair from the stare FRA
Marc

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Quick question to the listserv:

Does anyone know of any instance where a state RFRA was enacted and
then afterwards legislatively narrowed in some way (i.e., narrowed to
cut back on a state court's interpretation that seemed too broad, or
narrowed to reduce protections in a particular area like prisons or
zoning)?  Does anyone know of any bills that would have done such a
thing?

Thanks,
Chris

______________________
Christopher C. Lund
Assistant Professor of Law
Mississippi College School of Law
151 E. Griffith St.
Jackson, MS  39201
(601) 925-7141 (office)
(601) 925-7113 (fax)
Papers: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=363402


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