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4 Religious Freedom Rep. 1 (1984)

handle is hein.journals/relfrerpt4 and id is 1 raw text is: KE PORT ER A Service of the Center for Law and Religious Freedom INDEX TO VOLUME 4 L(Pages in this issue appear in boldface.) 1-000 CONSTITUTION 1-100 Generally ........................... 1-200 Due Process ........................ 1-300 Equal Protection ...................... 1-400 Establishment ....................... 1-410 Generally .......... ............... 3 1-420 Accommodation ..................... 3 1-430 Discrimination/Preference between Religious G roups .................................. 3 1-440 Entanglement ..............................3 1-450 Neutrality ................................... 1-460 Politically Divisive ........................... 1-470 Primary Effect............................... 1-480 Secular Purpose ...........................3 1-500 Free Exercise ................................. 1-510 Generally .................................3 1-520 Burden on Religious Exercise/Coercion ........................ 4 1-530 Compelling State Interest ................... 5 1-540 Sincerity .......................... 1-600 Freedom of Expression ................. 1-610 Freedom of Association .... ...........5 1-620 Freedom of Speech ..................6 1-700 Right of Privacy ...................... 1-800 Standing ........................... 1-900 State Action ......................... 2-000 DEFINITIONS 2-100 C hurch ....................................... 2-200 Religion .................................... 6 2-300 O thers ........................................ 3-000 EDUCATION 3-100 Academic Freedom .................... 3-200 Compulsory Education/Exemption ...........6 3-300 Discipline .......................... 3-400 Public Schools ....................... 3-410 Generally ......................... 3-420 Curriculum and Textbooks.. ......... 3-430 Religious Activities/Expression.............. 8 3-440 Government Regulation ............... 3-500 Private Schools ...................... 3-510 Generally ......................... 3-520 Federal Policy/Regulation ..................9 3-530 Local Regulation/Health, Safety and Welfare... ....................... VOLUME 4, NO. 1, JANUARY 1984 3-540 Public Aid, Property and Services ..........10 3-550 Religious Activities/Expression........... 3-560 State Regulation/Accreditation ............... 3-600 Student Rights ............. .........10 3-700 Teacher Rights........ ............. 4-000 FAMILY LAW 4-100 Adoption ..................................... 4-200 Child Abuse/Child Care ....................... 4-300 Children's Rights............................10 4-400 CustodyN isitation............................. 4-500 Marriage/Divorce.............................. 4-600 Parental Rights.............. ...............11 5-000 INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES ...................... Children's Rights (see Family Law) 5-100 Employment Discrimination .............11 5-200 Military Personnel ..................... Parental Rights (see Family Law) 5-300 Prisoner Rights .......... ............12 5-400 Privileged Communications/Clergy and Counselors ....................... 5-500 Religious Discrimination ................12 5-600 Rights of Conscience/Civil Disobedience .....12 Student Rights (see Education) 5-700 Tax Credits, Deductions and Exemptions .....13 Teacher Rights (see Education) 5-800 Tort Liability/Malpractice ...............14 6-000 MEDIA AND BROADCASTING 6-100 Freedom of the Press..................15 6-200 Government Regulation ................. 6-300 Obscenity and Pornography .............15 6-400 Programming ........................ 7-000 RELIGION IN PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS 7-100 Generally ..........................15 7-200 Chaplaincy Programs.................... 7-300 Public Aid to Religion .... .............16 7-400 Use of Public Property/Services..............16 8-000 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS/MINISTRIES 8-100 Cults ....................................... 8-110 Generally ................................ 18 8-120 Deprogramming ..................... 8-200 Government Regulation ................. 8-210 Business and Fiscal Regulation.......... (continued on next page) The Religious Freedom Reporter is a publication of the Center for Law and Religious Freedom of the Christian Legal Society, P.O. Box 2069, Oak Park. Illinois 60303, (312) 848-7735. It is published monthly. The subscription rate is $95 annually. All subscription inquiries and correspondence should be addressed to Religious Freedom Reporter at the address above. The materials in this publication are for informational purposes solely and should not be considered legal advice. Readers should consult their own attorney for a legal opinion on specific matters. Citation form: 4 Religious Freedom Rptr. (1984). cChristian Legal Society, 1984

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