Supreme Court To Hear Arguments in Case That Could Determine If Government Gets To Decide What Qualifies as ‘Typical’ Religious Activity
Wisconsin says Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Superior does not qualify for a tax exemption because it does not perform ‘typical’ religious activities.
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a case that religious liberty advocates say could give the government a say in what is considered protected religious activity.
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