Current Issue
In Search of Common Ground: Religion and Secularism in a Liberal Democratic Society
SYMPOSIUM EDITORS
Kathleen A. Brady
Center for the Study of Law and Religion, Emory University
Steven J. Heyman
Chicago–Kent College of Law, Illinois Tech
Articles
Introduction to Symposium — In Search of Common Ground: Religion and Secularism in a Liberal Democratic Society
Kathleen A. Brady, Emory University
Steven J. Heyman, Chicago-Kent College of Law
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 485 (2025)
Status, Conduct, Belief, and Message: The Wedding Vendor Cases
Mark L. Movsesian, St. John’s University
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 491 (2025)
“Simple Accommodation”: A Solution for Conflicts Between Religious Claims and Secular Law?
Laura S. Underkuffler, Cornell University
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 509 (2025)
Catholic Institutions and the Religion Clauses: Faith in a Liberal Democracy
Angela C. Carmella, Seton Hall University School of Law
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 533 (2025)
The Ten Commandments in Louisiana Public Schools: A Study in the Survival of Establishment Norms
Ira C. Lupu, George Washington University
Robert W. Tuttle, George Washington University
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 601 (2025)
Can First Amendment “History and Tradition” Protect Both Sides in Polarized America?
Thomas C. Berg, University of St. Thomas School of Law
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 639 (2025)
History, Tradition, and Finding Common Ground: The Establishment Clause and Religious Expression by the State
Kathleen A. Brady, Emory University
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 685 (2025)
Jurisdictional Diversity, Tradition, and the Religion Clauses
Steven D. Smith, University of San Diego
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 729 (2025)
Attempting to Protect the Liberty and Equality of Minority Faiths and Nonreligious Individuals When the Surpreme Court Will Not Do So
Alan Brownstein, University of California, Davis
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 777 (2025)
Religious Liberty and the Constitution
Steven J. Heyman, Chicago-Kent College of Law
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 817 (2025)
The Supreme Court’s Gay Rights-Religious Liberty Contortions
Andrew Koppelman, Northwestern University
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 899 (2025)
Student Notes & Comments
Dancing Around Bankruptcy: Using Texas Two-Steps to Efficiently Handle Mass Tort Liability
John Debbie, Chicago-Kent College of Law
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 939 (2025)
Fruit of the Poisonous Utility Pole: Why Digital-Age Privacy Expectations Render Warrantless Pole Camera Surveillance Unconstitutional
Raymond M. Gayton, Chicago-Kent College of Law
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 979 (2025)
Don’t Be a Drag, It’s Not Obscene: Examining the Use of the Word “Obscene” to Ban Drag Shows
Stephanie Perez, Chicago-Kent College of Law
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 1035 (2025)
A Modest Proposal: Is Covenant Marriage a Reasonable Accommodation for Religious Faith or State-Sponsored Theology?
Breck Radulovic, Chicago-Kent College of Law
100 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 1061 (2025)