La Corte Suprema de EE.UU. acepta escuchar el caso de un judío de Ohio al que se le prohibió realizar un minyan en casa
"Si los gobiernos locales pueden cerrarlos con una orden de cese y desistimiento antes de que alguien pueda impugnarlos ante los tribunales, cada una de esas reuniones corre peligro", dijo Alliance Defending Freedom
Valoración
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to take up a case involving an Ohio Jewish man who was barred from holding a home minyan. The dispute centers on when religious gatherings can be shut down by local authorities before court review, a question with broad implications for private worship. The Alliance Defending Freedom's warning suggests the ruling could affect not just Jewish prayers but all small religious assemblies facing municipal regulation. Observers should watch for arguments about prior restraint and religious freedom.