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: Mirror of JusticeAnalysis of SSM/Religious Liberty Conflicts in New Jersey
In December, Rick posted a copy of the letter from religious-liberty scholars analyzing potential conflicts between same-sex-marriage and religious liberty in New Jersey and proposing a statute accommodating religious objectors when SSM is recognized. Since MOJ has served as an online source for those wanting to read those letters for various states and cite them in articles, briefs, etc., and since the NJ-letter file is now blocked by a security firewall, I am reposting it here. Rick's original post explains the context.
There is a reasonably complete and updated collection of these letters for various states, at this post, which originated last August.
Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on January 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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