<p>In this episode we analyze why the Supreme Court ruled against New York and discarded a mandate that tried religious institutions as secondary entities when enforcing COVID-19 restrictions. </p>

In this episode we analyze why the Supreme Court ruled against New York and discarded a mandate that tried religious institutions as secondary entities when enforcing COVID-19 restrictions.

<p>In this episode we analyze why the Supreme Court ruled against New York and discarded a mandate that tried religious institutions as secondary entities when enforcing COVID-19 restrictions.&nbsp;</p>

08 - The Constitution Does Not Retire

Armchair Justice is the podcast where we take a shallow dive into the world of the Supreme Court. This is a legal podcast for people who didn’t study Latin in college. I’m your host, James Labadorf. I’m not a lawyer, but my co-hosts, Micah Chetta and John Gardner, are.

DISCLAIMER: This is an educational podcast only. We are offering only opinion, and not legal advice. The individual facts of each case differ dramatically and cannot be covered in a short-form podcast. Please seek a licensed attorney in your area if you are in need of legal advice.

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Armchair Justice is the podcast where we take a shallow dive into the world of the Supreme Court. This is a legal podcast for people who didn’t study Latin in college. I’m your host, James Labadorf. I’m not a lawyer, but my co-hosts, Micah Chetta and John Gardner, are. DISCLAIMER: This is an educational podcast only. We are offering only opinion, and not legal advice. The individual facts of each case differ dramatically and cannot be covered in a short-form podcast. Please seek a licensed attorney in your area if you are in need of legal advice.

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08 - The Constitution Does Not Retire

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