Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert, Professor Robin Fretwell Wilson of the University of Illinois College of Law, and Director W. Cole Durham Jr. of BYU Law School’s International Center for Law and Religion Studies were among the experts participating in the 2015 Religious Freedom Annual Review,” Fairness for All,” sponsored by the Center and hosted July 6-8 by BYU Continuing Education.
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The purpose of the event was to provide an update for lawyers and nonlawyers on religious freedom challenges in the…
From Deseret News, Monday July 6 2015 6:40 pm MDT, updated July 7 12:45 am
PROVO — Utah lawmakers struck a compromise between anti-discrimination and religious freedom earlier this year, but left the sticky matter of public accommodations for another day.
It is one of many issues that could arise in the near future as the tension between often competing rights continues to mount in Utah and across the country.
Cole Durham, director of the BYU International Center for Law and Religious Studies, said he would be surprised if the state didn’t address whether businesses can discriminate or refuse service based on sexual orientation, such as bakers, florists and photographers…
BYU Press Release: BYU Religious Freedom Conference to promote ‘Fairness For All’
BYU News Article: What You Can Expect at BYU Religious Freedom Conference
Associated Press (Michelle L. Price): Governor: Utah may look at more religious protections. The Washington Times —July 8, 2015
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