Document Type
Book Review
Publication Date
2005
Abstract
RELIGION ON TRIAL makes the historical debates about the religion clauses accessible to a broad audience. In addition, it properly links issues of free exercise of religion to issues about fundamental rights in a manner that is usually missed by legal scholars and political scientists. Consequently, this book would be a good addition to undergraduate, graduate, and law school courses on the religion clauses or on law and religion.
Recommended Citation
15 Law and Pol. Book Rev. 626 (2005) (reviewing Phillip E. Hammond, et al., Religion on Trial: How Supreme Court Trends Threaten Freedom of Conscience in America (2004)).