Law, College of
Date of this Version
1996
Citation
Brigham Young University Law Review (1996): 569-586.
Abstract
This article discusses the political and social implications of current attempts to amend the Constitution to ensure "religious equality." Two specific proposed amendments to the U.S. Constitution will be analyzed--the Istook Amendment and the Hyde-Hatch Amendment. This article concludes that although the Hyde-Hatch Amendment is the more acceptable of the two, neither amendment achieves the elusive goal of ensuring religious equality.
Comments
Copyright 1996, Brigham Young University. Used by permission.