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2011 Mich. St. L. Rev. 1235 (2011)
The Evangelical Footprint

handle is hein.journals/mslr2011 and id is 1243 raw text is: THE EVANGELICAL FOOTPRINT Lisa Shaw Roy* 2011 MICH. ST. L. REV. 1235 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRO DU CTION ......................................................................................... 1236 1. EVANGELICALS IN THE COURTS ............................................................ 1239 A. The Financial Infrastructure: Fundraising Networks .................. 1239 B. Christian Litigation Firm s ........................................................... 1242 C. Emergence of a Free Speech Litigation Agenda ......................... 1247 I. FREE SPEECH AND EQUAL ACCESS: 1981-PRESENT ............................ 1250 A . The University Cam pus ............................................................... 1252 B. High Schools and the Equal Access Act ..................................... 1255 C. Equal Access to Public Facilities ................................................ 1263 D . Equal A ccess as Civil Rights ...................................................... 1266 E. Equal Access and Primary Schools ............................................. 1272 III. EQUAL ACCESS: PRESENT AND FUTURE ............................................ 1277 A. Evangelicals as Insiders: Access and Minority Religions ........... 1277 B. Evangelicals as Outsiders: The End of Equal Access? ................ 1279 C . A fter Equal A ccess ...................................................................... 1288 C ON CLU SION ............................................................................................ 1290 * Jessie D. Puckett, Jr., Lecturer and Associate Professor of Law, University of Mississippi School of Law. I am grateful to the host, Andrew Koppelman, the organizers, Richard Garnett, Paul Horwitz, and Nelson Tebbe and participants at the 2011 Annual Law and Religion Roundtable at Northwestern University School of Law where I presented an earlier version of this paper, and to participants at a Faculty Workshop at the Saint Louis University School of Law. For valuable comments and suggestions, I thank Thomas Berg, Alan Brownstein, Mary Jean Dolan, Christopher Eisgrueber, Chad Flanders, Richard Gar- nett, Fred Gedicks, Jessie Hill, Paul Horwitz, John Inazu, William Marshall, Michael Mo- reland, Adam Samaha, Steven Shiffrin, Micah Schwartzman, Nelson Tebbe, and Mary Zieg- ler. Thanks to my colleagues William Berry, Gary Myers, and Jack Nowlin for their com- ments and insights; to Steven Griffin (Class of 2010), Philip Letendre (Class of 2011), and Brittany Sharkey (Class of 2013) for research assistance; and to librarian Julianna Davis for her tireless acquisition of books and materials. The University of Mississippi School of Law provided research support in the form of a semester of sabbatical leave.

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