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Religion at Work: A Conflict of Rights - Part I: The Scope of Religion

1h 5m

Created on November 19, 2024

Intermediate

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5.0

(929 reviews)

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Overview

The term religion appears in U.S. law in a variety of contexts, ranging from the First Amendment to the Military Selective Service Act to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. This session will discuss the U.S. legal understanding of the term "religion" and how it has evolved. This session will place particular emphasis on the understanding of the term "religion" under Title VII, given the 2023 United States Supreme Court decision in Groff v. DeJoy, which has placed new emphasis on the scope of the term.


Learning Objectives: 

  1. Discuss how the law's understanding of "religion" has changed over time
  2. Predict how the Supreme Court's decision in Groff v. DeJoy, which raised the standard for denying religious accommodations in the workplace affects litigation over the scope of the term under Title VII
  3. Identify the common characteristics of "religion" for purposes of Title VII

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Faculty

Jason Boulette

Jason Boulette

Boulette Golden & Marin LLP

Reviews

5.0

(929 reviews)

Recent Reviews

very good

Kevin S.Mar 28, 2025

Presenter did an excellent job describing court opinions in plain language for application to situations.

Heather H.Mar 22, 2025

Very good presentation.

melvin f.Mar 22, 2025

Solid instruction as always.

MICHAEL D T.Mar 20, 2025

Excellent historical discussion about the development of "religion" under the law.

Robert T.Mar 19, 2025

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