Free Exercise of Religion
The right to practice religion, or no religion at all, is among the most fundamental of the freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. The ACLU works to ensure that this essential freedom is protected by keeping the government out of religion.
7/27/2009 | Free Exercise of Religion
The ACLU of Georgia Applauds Adoption by the Georgia Judicial Council of Policy Allowing for Wearing of Religious Head Coverings in Courthouses
5/29/2009 | Free Exercise of Religion
ACLU of Arizona Files Lawsuit to Protect Religious Liberty of Former MCSO Officer
12/3/2008 | Free Exercise of Religion
ACLU Files Federal Lawsuit To Protect Religious Liberty Of New Jersey Prisoner
7/27/2009 | Free Exercise of Religion
The ACLU of Georgia Applauds Adoption by the Georgia Judicial Council of Policy Allowing for Wearing of Religious Head Coverings in Courthouses
5/29/2009 | Free Exercise of Religion
ACLU of Arizona Files Lawsuit to Protect Religious Liberty of Former MCSO Officer
12/3/2008 | Free Exercise of Religion
ACLU Files Federal Lawsuit To Protect Religious Liberty Of New Jersey Prisoner
10/10/2008 | Free Exercise of Religion
ACLU Urges Governor Crist to Uphold and Respect Religious Freedom for All Floridians
1/29/2008 | Free Exercise of Religion
The CARD Coalition Urges the HELP Committee Not to Advance SAMHSA Until Religious Liberty and Civil Rights Concerns Are Addressed
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