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Supreme Court soon to hear a religious freedom case that’s united both sides of the church-state divide

  • Written by Charles J. Russo, Joseph Panzer Chair in Education and Research Professor of Law, University of Dayton
Supreme Court soon to hear a religious freedom case that’s united both sides of the church-state divideOral arguments in Landor v. Louisiana are scheduled for Nov. 10, 2025.Susan Walsh/AP

In recent years, litigation on certain types of religious freedom lawsuits have been practically run of the mill: prayer on school premises, for example, and government funding for students at faith-based schools.

A case scheduled for U.S. Supreme Court oral...

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