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Rick Garnett

Rick Garnett

Paul J. Schierl/Fort Howard Corporation Professor of Law
Concurrent Professor of Political Science
Notre Dame Law School

3164 Eck Hall of Law
574-631-6981
rgarnett@nd.edu

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  • Death penalty
  • Free speech
  • School choice
  • Catholic social thought
  • Church/state relations
  • Religion in the public square
  • Free exercise of religion
  • Federalism and criminal law
  • Supreme court
  • Criminal defense
  • Religious liberty
  • Education reform

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ND Newswire

Supreme Court memorial cross case to help clarify law regarding public religious symbols, expert says

ND In the News

Education Week

Long History Underlies Fight Over Religious-School Funding
Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

Supreme Court will decide if religious freedom shields Catholic schools from teacher suits
The New Yorker

The New Yorker

Is the Supreme Court’s Fate in Elena Kagan’s Hands?
The Atlantic

The Atlantic

Your Neighbor’s Christian Education, Courtesy of Your Tax Dollars

SCOTUSblog

Symposium: Principles or improvisations? Why (and how) the justices should reject anti-religious discrimination
Sports Illustrated

Sports Illustrated

Faith, Football and the Fervent Religious Culture at Dabo Swinney's Clemson

Deseret News

How the Supreme Court’s sex discrimination cases could affect BYU and hundreds of faith-based colleges
Bloomberg

Bloomberg

Cross on County Seal Upheld Under SCOTUS Precedent

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Indy Star

Op-ed: Why lawsuits against Catholic schools should fail
Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune

My illegal abortion: One Chicago woman recounts ending her pregnancy pre-Roe v. Wade as more states pass near-bans on the procedure
The Guardian

The Guardian

The reactions to this morning’s Supreme Court rulings on partisan gerrymandering and a citizenship question on the US Census continue to pour in.
Fox News

Fox News

Supreme Court says disputed congressional maps can't be ruled unconstitutional for political reasons
Crux

Crux

Pro-life community debate prudence of new anti-abortion laws
The Washington Post

The Washington Post

Televangelist Pat Robertson: Alabama’s abortion ban is ‘extreme’ and has ‘gone too far’
Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

Supreme Court is not eager to overturn Roe vs. Wade — at least not soon
The New York Times

The New York Times

Supreme Court Could Change Abortion Rights Without the Alabama Law
USA Today

USA Today

Strict anti-abortion laws like Alabama's are aimed at Supreme Court, which may prove to be an obstacle
The New York Times

The New York Times

Alabama Aims Squarely at Roe, but the Supreme Court May Prefer Glancing Blows
Catholic News Service

Catholic News Service

New court battle not likely to set clear path for religious symbols
The Christian Science Monitor

The Christian Science Monitor

It’s 40 feet tall and concrete. Is ‘Peace Cross’ a civic or Christian symbol?
Bloomberg

Bloomberg

Supreme Court Weighs Fate of 40-Foot Cross Built as War Memorial
Catholic News Service

Catholic News Service

Supreme Court's look at Peace Cross could clarify church-state stance
ABC News

ABC News

Supreme Court to decide fate of cross-shaped WWI memorial in Maryland

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The Washington Post

The Washington Post

In Bladensburg Peace Cross case, Supreme Court’s Elena Kagan could have pivotal role
USA Today

USA Today

Does a 40-foot Latin cross honoring World War I veterans violate the Constitution? The Supreme Court will decide.
On Point

On Point

Withstanding This Week's Polar Vortex, The Coldest Temperatures In At Least 20 Years

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