Prof. James Phillips (Chapman) Guest-Blogging on Textualism and the Court's Statutory Religious Accommodation Case

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I'm delighted to report that Prof. Phillips, a noted scholar of statutory and constitutional interpretation, will be briefly guest-blogging on this subject. I much look forward to his posts!

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