Religious Freedom

Freedom to Exercise Your Religious Beliefs and Doctrines

Religion has long been a source of contention among varying groups throughout history. In the United States, however, your right to practice your religion is guaranteed under the First Amendment. The subject of religious freedom is dealt with in two separate clauses under the First Amendment - know together as the Religion Clauses. The first clause is referred to as the Establishment Clause, which prohibits government from creating an official religion or giving preferential treatment to one religious group over another.

Please click on a link below to read some of Mr. Becker's religious freedom cases:

• Arabic Christian Perspective vs. City of Dearborn

• Jews for Jesus vs. City of Los Angeles

• Santa Monica Nativity Scenes Committee vs. City of Santa Monica

• David Coppedge vs. Jet Propulsion Laboratory

• Tondra Daniels vs. IKEA

• Horowitz vs. County of Los Angeles

• ChristianFighterPilot.com

The second clause is referred to as the Free Exercise Clause. This clause prohibits government from interfering with any citizen's religious beliefs or practice. You are guaranteed the right to practice whatever religion you choose, without intrusion, opposition, or meddling, as long as your religious practices, rites, or rituals do not violate civil law.

Legal Recourse for Violations of Religious Freedom

Where your right to practice or engage in your particular religious beliefs has been compromised or where you have been treated to unfair repercussions at work, at school, or in society due to your religious beliefs, you may seek legal recourse through the courts. The Becker Law Firm is a nationwide legal advocacy law practice which focuses on representing Christian and conservative clients in this regard. You should not be socially penalized for your expression of Christian values as they relate to any issue, whether it involves the right to life, the sanctity of marriage, scientific theory, or other matters. Both individuals and Christian institutions may need the competent legal counsel of a constitutional law attorney when facing issues and changing local, state, or federal laws or regulations which attempt to violate religious freedom rights.

Contact the firm to consult with Mr. Becker as a Christian constitutional lawyer about your religious freedom concerns today.