Bill > SB0101

Introduced Session

Religious freedom restoration. Prohibits a governmental entity from substantially burdening a person's exercise of religion, even if the burden results from a rule of general applicability, unless the governmental entity can demonstrate that the burden: (1) is in furtherance of a compelling governmental interest; and (2) is the least restrictive means of furthering the compelling governmental interest. Provides a procedure for remedying a violation. Specifies that the religious freedom law applies to the implementation or application of a law regardless of whether the state or any other governmental entity or official is a party to a proceeding implementing or applying

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Bruce Borders (R)*,  C. Woody Burton (R)*,  Tony Cook (R)*,  Dale DeVon (R)*,  David Frizzell (R)*,  Randall Frye (R)*,  Richard Hamm (R)*,  Tim Harman (R)*,  Bob Heaton (R)*,  Chris Judy (R)*,  Eric Koch (R)*,  Dennis Kruse (R)*,  Donald Lehe (R)*,  Matthew Lehman (R)*,  Jim Lucas (R)*,  Jud McMillin (R)*,  Doug Miller (R)*,  Bob Morris (R)*,  Alan Morrison (R)*,  Curt Nisly (R)*,  Rhonda Rhoads (R)*,  Scott Schneider (R)*,  Milo Smith (R)*,  Mike Speedy (R)*,  Brent Steele (R)*,  Jeff Thompson (R)*,  Thomas Washburne (R)*,  Tim Wesco (R)*,  Liz Brown (R),  Jim Buck (R),  Jean Leising (R),  Mark Messmer (R),  Jim Smith (R),  Jim Tomes (R),  Greg Walker (R),  Brent Waltz (R),  Carlin Yoder (R), 

Public Law 3 (on 03/26/2015)

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