Civil and Human Rights
TV (CNBC Nightly Business Report): CAC’s Elizabeth Wydra Discusses Hobby Lobby And Business
CAC Chief Counsel Elizabeth Wydra joined Nightly Business Report to discuss the Hobby Lobby case at the Supreme Court, and the lack of institutional corporate support for the company’s claim (story begins at about 9:23).
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City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson
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