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Sacred or Sham? Strengthening Judicial Review of Religious Sincerity Under the Free Exercise Clause Article Title
While the Court has expanded the scope of Free Exercise protections, it has conspicuously failed to articulate how courts should separate sincere religious claims from fraudulent ones. The result is a doctrinal void: any claimant can recast political or philosophical objections as "religious" and de
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