The Bill of Rights in Action: Freedom of Religion.
Bernard Wilets
EducationReligion
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An open-ended film which shows lawyers arguing the constitutional issues concerning freedom of religion during an emergency hearing of a transfusion case in which the life of an unborn child is threatened because of the religious beliefs of the parents.
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