Download This PaperNeutrality and Prayers: Mouvement Laique v Saguenay
Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 2015, 4, 512–519 CASE COMMENTS
8 Pages Posted: 1 Jun 2016
Date Written: June 01, 2015
Abstract
In Mouvement laique v Saguenay the Supreme Court of Canada held that the recitation of a prayer at the opening of a municipal council’s public meeting breached ‘the state’s duty of neutrality’ in matters of religion. The comment discusses some of the difficulties or challenges raised by the Court's commitment to religious neutrality.
Keywords: freedom of religion, prayers, religious neutrality, Canada
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Moon, Richard, Neutrality and Prayers: Mouvement Laique v Saguenay (June 01, 2015). Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, 2015, 4, 512–519 CASE COMMENTS, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2785764
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