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우리는 흔히 과학기술 개발이 자연생태를 파괴하거나, 최소한 환경보호를 저해하는 것으로 생각하곤 한다. 실제로 그런 사례들을 상당히 많이 목격해왔기 때문일 것이다.산업혁명 이후 인간사회에 과학기술이 발전할수록 대체로 자연환경은 피해를 입었다. 따라서 과학기술을 최소로 사용할수록 자연환경에 더 좋을 수 있다...

Profound setback for public sector unions is going to turn on scalias decision. >> we have a scalia expert on next who can kind of dig into maybe whats going on in scalias mind there. were also anticipating a decision in the case that challenges buffer zones around clinics that perform abortions. there are laws like this under the f.a.c.e. law, keeps anti-abortion protesters a certain distance away from womens health clinics. many would say a safe distance away from the employees and patients wh...

>> hes good at that. >> very good at it. for hobby lobby, it seems as though anthony kennedy created this no coercion rule, that the state cant coerce people to believe something religiously that they dont believe. how do you take that no coercion rule and vote in the town of greece case to allow for prayer before town council. how do you take that no coercion rule? i found that scalia worked in a certiorari denial in a religious case dealing with graduation in a church, he was working toward tr...

Yet some are arguing this is a violation of free speech for protesters. >> i think what ties together a lot of these cases is you have conservative legal groups that are strategizing to use the court and to specifically use the first amendment as a weapon against laws that protect workers, against laws that protect access to clinics. what all of these cases have in common is theyre very much part of this conservative legal rev lux. in the case of this particular buffer zone law, in 2000 the supr...

Religious groups if they had a compelling state interest and if they could demonstrate their least restrictive means, the only way they could achieve this aim, was dealing with not a central part of an individuals religion. it was a curious compromise that led sandra day oconnor every time to be voting in favor of stet regulation. the smith case was really scalias solution. he turned the clock back to the secular regulation rule and allowed for exceptions. thats what were talking about now, the ...

Court. the biggest one or at least the highest profile one is arguably the hobby lobby case, a case that will decide whether companies can opt out of providing birth control in the health plans they offer employees. doing that is a mandate of the affordable care act. but hobby lobby has joined with catholic charities and others to argue they should be exempted as a corporation on religious grounds. here to talk about that and some of the other big cases that we expect to get decisions on in the ...

Religious freedom rights under the religious freedom restoration act? they say this is not a burden, if the government doesnt require you do provide health insurance, its not a burden. or they could open up the door for companies saying i dont want to comply with all kinds of laws because they violate the bosss religious freedom. we could see women who work for those companies in particular because womens health care is so controversial, having a different set of earned benefits than people else...

Violation of their first amendment rights. big stakes. mother jones recently put it, will the supreme court kill public employee unions? is that a possibility in this case, dahlia? >> again, theres probably going to be a way, if the court decides not to do the most dramatic thing it can do, to find a sort of -- thread the needle here and do something in this case that will only relate to not every single public sector union in the country, but only home health care workers which is what issue he...

Religious conscience, and on the other hand as irin said, open the flood gates to religious corporation owners imposing all kinds of religious constraints on their employees regardless of their xleers religious beliefs. i think were trying to find some middle way. chief justice roberts talked a little bit, could we make this specific to the green family who owned hobby lobby because its a family held, closely held corporation? if theyre trying to go small, they may do that. if they go big, the c...

Forgiving the child to her husband. there was overanalytical dissertations about the commercial. >> important cultural messages conveyed everywhere we look, whether on billboards, advertisements, how politicians are treated. these are all materials of our political consciousness. i think in that case its a good thing. it is important to note as critic whose lean in have noted, when women dont apologize, when they exhibit traditionally male characteristics, theres a blowback from how men are trea...