I Sherbert v Verner, 374 U S 398, 413 (1963) (Stewart, J , concurring) 2 " Congress
Sherbert v Verner'4 offered considerable help on that score State law there had pro- vided that one already unemployed who refused without good cause to
374 U S 398 Adell H SHERBERT, Appellant, Charlie V VERNER et al , as members of South Carolina Employment Security Commission, and Spartan Mills
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applicable legal requirements 1 In Sherbert v Verner, the Court extended protections for religious exercise While Yoder provided relief from a policy that
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374 U. S.. SHERBERT v. VERNER ET AL. MEMBERS OF. SOUTH CAROLINA EMPLOYMENT. SECURITY COMMISSION
In Sherbert v. Verner (1963) the Court said government regulation of religious practice was constitutional only if it: 1. Served a compelling state interest
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cannot be evaluated under the balancing test set forth in the line of cases following Sherbert v. Verner 374 U. S. 398
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developed in Sherbert v. Verner.25 Sherbert ironically preserved on its facts by. Smith
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Sherbert v. Verner9 which was transformed-but not overruled-by. Smith and survives as an important source of situational religious liberty.
SHERBERT v VERNER ET AL MEMBERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION ET AL APPEAL FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH CAROLINA No 526 Argued April 24 1963 -Decided June 17 1963 Appellant a member of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church was discharged by her South Carolina employer because she would not
SHERBERT v VERNER 374 U S 398 (1963) Decided June 17 1963 MR JUSTICE BRENNAN delivered the opinion of the Court Appellant a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church was discharged by her South Carolina employer because she would not work on Saturday the Sabbath Day of her faith 1 When she was unable to obtain other employment
ADELL H SHERBERT against Appellant CHARLIE V VERNER et al as Members of the SOUTH CARO LINA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSIO and SPARN TAN MILLS Respondents BRIEF OF AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGU OEF B'NAI B'RIT anHd AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION AM1CI CURIAE MORRIS B ABRAM EDWIN J LUKA S
Sherbert v Verner 374 U S 398 404 (1963) A “person may not be compelled to choose between the exercise of a First Amendment right and participation in an otherwise available public program ” Thomas 450 U S at 716; see also Trinity Lutheran 137 S Ct at 2019 (2017) (“this Court has repeatedly confirmed that denying a