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?The Supreme Court rightly holds that public law schools can deny affiliation and funding to religious groups that discriminate against gay students?

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Marci A. Hamilton writing at FindLaw: "As the Court rightly recognized, this was not a case about compelled speech or belief, but rather a case about a regulation of conduct that is reasonable, legitimate, and related to the goal of the all-comers policy. Justice John Paul Stevens put it nicely in his concurrence: 'A free society must tolerate such groups [i.e., those that believe in discriminating against others]. It need not subsidize them, give them its official imprimatur, or grant them equal access to law school facilities.'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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