ISSN 0042-6229
Vol. 66, Issue 4, 2021December 03, 2021 EDT
Religiously Motivated Conduct and the Reasonable Accommodation Requirement Under Title Vii: A New Framework for Analysis
Religiously Motivated Conduct and the Reasonable Accommodation Requirement Under Title Vii: A New Framework for Analysis
Articles in Vol. 66, Issue 4, 2021
Vol. 66, Issue 4, 2021
- United States v. Garner: From Speeding Ticket to Drug Bust—Highlighting the Necessity of an Alternative Approach to Analyzing Traffic Stop ExtensionsRocco Beltrami
- Religiously Motivated Conduct and the Reasonable Accommodation Requirement Under Title Vii: A New Framework for AnalysisRobin Knauer Meril
- Protecting the Throne: The Third Circuit’s Decision to Preserve Sovereign Immunity in Gentile v. SecRyan BradyJohn Reid
- Johnson v. Superintendent Fayette Sci: Severing Ties with Pronoun Substitutions in Bruton CasesAubrey Link
- Curbing the Anticompetitive Impact of Commercial Land Use Regulation: An Administrative ApproachW.D. Bunting
- The Secret’s Out: The Third Circuit Clarifies Pennsylvania Trade Secret Law in Advanced Fluid Systems, Inc. v. HuberBen Yenerall
Robin Knauer Meril, Religiously Motivated Conduct and the Reasonable Accommodation Requirement Under Title Vii: A New Framework for Analysis, 66 Villanova Law Review 731 (2021).