Justices Struggle With Religious Institutions’ Freedom to Hire and Fire at Will

The Supreme Court signaled that it was struggling over how much freedom to give religious institutions from laws barring employment discrimination

The justices spent more than 90 minutes considering a pair of cases involving Catholic schools to decide whether lay teachers can bring discrimination claims based on age or disability.

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