The Christian Legal Society of Hastings Law School has been barred from receiving official status and school benefits because they have a policy prohibiting unrepentant gays from serving in leadership positions. This violates the non-discrimination policy of the college. Oral arguments were just heard in this case today at the Supreme Court, so I thought we could talk about who is right in this case and what the implications might be.
Links:
Oral arguments transcript (pdf) (USSC)
A case of discrimination (NYT)
Freedom of all student groups at stake (Findlaw)
Can a law school stop CLS? (Findlaw)
Can Hastings require CLS to accept gays? (Findlaw)
Monday, April 19, 2010
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