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This episode reviews the Supreme Court’s major religion cases from the October 2024 Term.

In this episode of Legal Spirits , we review the Supreme Court’s major religion cases from the October 2024 Term. From religious charter schools to religious exemptions to parental rights in public education, the Court addressed long-standing issues—and, in one case, made a dramatic move. Join Center Director Mark Movsesian and guest John McGinnis as they unpack the implications of Drummond , Catholic Charities Bureau , and Mahmoud v. Taylor . The post Legal Spirits 068: Religion at the Court: October Term 2024 Recap appeared first on LAW AND RELIGION FORUM .

People in this episode

Host: Mark Movsesian

Guest: John McGinnis

Topics covered

• Supreme Court
• religion cases
• charter schools
• religious exemptions
• parental rights
• public education

Keywords

• Drummond
• Catholic Charities Bureau
• Mahmoud v. Taylor

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Legal Spirits 068, Legal Spirits 068: Religion at the Court

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