At the close of 2000, the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act became law. This new federal statute will have a tremendous impact on how communities regulate and zone religious land uses. The new law also specifically targets historic landmark and preservation ordinances. In the first months of 2001, more than twenty cases have been filed under the new law.
Participants can join the audio conference remotely from anywhere in the country.
Your organization can register for a site license for the conference that allows any number of participants to listen in on the call. Along with the site license, you will receive a complete agenda, speaker bios and an information packet. The information packet will provide numerous articles, legal analyses, abstracts of filed litigation and tips sheets on coping with the new law. The program is interactive with participants able to ask questions of the expert panel and special information will be provided online. Audio tapes and written transcripts of the conference also will be available.