Conflicts between the First Amendment Religion Clauses and the Internal Revenue Code: Politically Active Religious Organizations and Racially Discriminatory Private Schools

Robert E. Trautmann

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Conflicts between the First Amendment Religion Clauses and the Internal Revenue Code: Politically Active Religious Organizations and Racially Discriminatory Private Schools

Author: Robert E. Trautmann (Washington University School of Law)

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Keywords: Schools, Race discrimination, Charitable trusts, Church and state, Freedom of religion, Private schools, Tax exemptions, Internal Revenue Code, United States

How to Cite: Trautmann, R. (1983) “Conflicts between the First Amendment Religion Clauses and the Internal Revenue Code: Politically Active Religious Organizations and Racially Discriminatory Private Schools”, Washington University Law Review. 61(2).