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Issue Brief: Native American/First Amendment, Speech, Religion

Emmanuelle Kristie Mercier

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This brief will explore the limitations of the first amendment in regards to the religious freedoms of Native Americans who wish to preserve their place of worship (i.e. their land) and their religious usage of hallucinogens.

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This brief will explore the limitations of the first amendment in regards to the religious freedoms of Native Americans who wish to preserve their place of worship (i.e. their land) and their religious usage of hallucinogens.

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This brief will explore the limitations of the first amendment in regards to the religious freedoms of Native Americans who wish to preserve their place of worship (i.e. their land) and their religious usage of hallucinogens.

Key concepts: First amendment, Free speech, Political science, Law, Supreme court

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