Supreme Court ruling highlights political disparity
July 8, 2014
Port Arthur News Expanding the RFRA to include closely-held corporations isn’t as irrational as some have presented it, Jennifer Bard, a School of Law professor and School of Medicine adjunct associate professor at Texas Tech University, said in a phone interview.
PORT ARTHUR — The U.S. Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby ruling has been making headlines since its announcement Monday. In the aftermath of the court's controversial decision, Americans are left searching for answers to a fundamental question: “How do I protect my rights while still respecting those of everyone else?”
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Expanding the RFRA to include closely-held corporations isn’t as irrational as some have presented it, Jennifer Bard, a School of Law professor and School of Medicine adjunct associate professor at Texas Tech University, said in a phone interview.