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The Myth of Second-Class Free Exercise
In 1990, Employment Division v. Smith ended nearly three decades during which the Court purported to apply strict scrutiny to incidental burdens on religion. This period departed from nearly a century during which believers held no special right to disobey laws that bind everyone else, lest each bel
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