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82 Or. L. Rev. 625 (2003)
When Free Exercise Exemptions Undermine Religious Liberty and the Liberty of Conscience: A Case Study of the Catholic Hospital Conflict

handle is hein.journals/orglr82 and id is 635 raw text is: OREGON LAW Fall 2003 VOLUME 82 NUMBER 3 REVIEW Articles BRIETFA R. CLARK* When Free Exercise Exemptions Undermine Religious Liberty and the Liberty of Conscience: A Case Study of the Catholic Hospital Conflict * Associate Professor of Law, Loyola Law School; J.D., University of Southern California Law School; B.A., University of Chicago. I would like to give special thanks to Scott Altman, David Cruz, Ronald Garet, Thomas Griffith, Richard Hasen, Lisa Ikemoto, Kurt Lash, Michael Shapiro, and Larry Simon for their thoughtful comments and helpful discussions. I also greatly benefited from the in- sights of health advocates, such as Lourdes Rivera at the National Health Law Pro- gram and the staff attorneys at the California Women's Law Center. Finally, I am indebted to Rashmi Gupta for her invaluable research assistance. [625]

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