The Supreme Court tackles prison beards and religious liberty

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The Supreme Court tackles prison beards and religious liberty

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Oct 10, 2014

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Howard Friedman and Marci Hamilton join the National Constitution Center’s Jeffrey Rosen to discuss a Supreme Court case that could further define the limits of religious liberty in a secular society.

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Oct 10, 2014

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