Data-driven Oral Argument Preparation

“And I was wondering where in this scale that you’re using would discrimination on the basis of gender come. Would -- would that be a compelling state interest? So, for example, if there’s an agency that refuses to employ women, would the state have to contract with that agency?”

“So I guess somebody could make the same argument about computers. Well, it doesn’t really -- it’s separate from the religious instruction that might be carried out over those computers. Do you think that that’s the same, or is it different?”

“I mean, where would you put a tailor, a tailor who makes a wonderful suit of clothes? Where does that come in?”

“What is the simplest thing that the Catholic Charities would have to do to qualify for the religious exemption in Wisconsin?”

“Are you saying that if they just had one chapel service every -- every day or -- or let’s just say that they take a religious perspective on -- on history, just that. Are they going to likely be qualified or likely -- unlikely?”

“It’s simply the coach going out to midfield, kneeling -- taking a knee, and that’s it? No dispute about who’s responsible for cutting off the negotiations. Take out the media stuff. Would the school have any problem in that case? Or would the case be just the same?”