Supreme Court timed hot-button hearing for Election Day to stoke right-wing base: expert

Summary

A legal expert says the Supreme Court picked a suspicious date for one of its most charged religion cases this term. Lisa Graves, a legal expert and author, said on Saturday's episode of "Unprecedented" with Legal AF host Michael Popok that the justices deliberately scheduled oral arguments in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy for Tuesday, which is Election Day, to fire up the court's right-wing base. The case centers on a Catholic parish in Littleton, Colorado, that was shut out of the state's universal preschool program after refusing to agree to its nondiscrimination requirement. Graves said…

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