Daniel Grand, an Orthodox Jew, filed a lawsuit after being denied the right to pray in his home due to a city ordinance that requires a special-use permit. The lawsuit alleges a violation of the First Amendment and brings attention to differing rulings among federal appeals courts regarding citizens' access to federal courts.
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Supreme Court to Consider Case on Home Prayer Restrictions
The Supreme Court is set to review a case involving Daniel Grand, who was prohibited from praying in his home because of a city ordinance requiring a special-use permit. The case raises questions about First Amendment rights and the varying interpretations by federal appeals courts on access to federal courts.
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Supreme Court should weigh government barriers to praying at home — yes, at home
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Supreme Court to Consider Case on Home Prayer Restrictions