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| CUREDI ID | Question at stake | Country | Official Citation | Date of decision | Author | |
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| CUREDI021IE001 | Whether the State can intervene where there is parental refusal on religious grounds to consent to a blood transfusion for a critically ill child. | Ireland | Children’s University Hospital Temple Street v C.D. and E.F. [2011] IEHC 1 |
2011-01-12 | Michelle Flynn |
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| CUREDI021IE002 | 1) Whether a court can authorize medical personnel to administer medical treatment to an adult patient who is not of unsound mind and has refused such treatment on religious grounds. 2) Whether a mother’s constitutional rights of autonomy, self-determination, and free practice of religion would prevail over the interests of the child under the Constitution. | Ireland | Fitzpatrick and Ryan v F.K. and the Attorney General [2008] IEHC 104 |
2008-04-25 | Michelle Flynn |
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| CUREDI043BE002 | Whether tax legislation that henceforth limits a tax exemption for religious buildings to a specific category of state-funded religious communities, in order to guarantee that the tax exemption is only granted to “authentic” religions, is discriminatory and whether this legislation affects the neutrality obligation to which the government is bound. | Belgium | Constitutional Court ,14 November 2019, no. 178/2019, (Cour constitutionnelle, 14 novembre 2019, n° 178/2019)
ECLI:BE:GHCC:2019:ARR.20191114.4
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2019-11-14 | Adriaan Overbeeke |
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