Idaho
Supreme Court Rejects Attorney General Motion
H. Lance
Freeman
American Christian Liberty
Society
May 29, 2006
The
Deputy
Attorney General
J. Tim Thomas's attempt to evade scrutiny in the Idaho Supreme Court
has failed in the Larry Lewis v. Idaho Department of
Transportation case. He proposed that the Idaho Court allow the
Department of Transportation to identify Mr. Lewis by an SSN even
though Mr. Lewis claimed that he could not tolerate it due to his
religious prohibitions. The Court recently rejected the Attorney
General's motion and ordered that the oral argument scheduled for June
8th to proceed.
Herb Titus will argue on Larry Lewis's behalf.
Related documents:
Idaho Free
Exercise of Religion Protected statute (FERP)
Recent U.S.
Supreme Court ruling, on point, supporting the Herb Titus arguement. [Gonzalez v. O Centro Espirita Beneficente Uniao Do
Vegetal (Feb. 21, 2006)].
Lewis Reply to MOTION TO REMAND (Reply
in Opposition to Motion to Remand).
Lewis Supplement
Cover Sheet
Lewis Table of Contents &
Authorities
Lewis Supplement Argument Text
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