Reynolds V. United States Held

Reynolds v. United States held

A) statutes compelling high school attendance violated the free exercise clause.
B) religious practices that impair the public interest do not receive constitutional protection.
C) drug use that violated the criminal code could be a valid basis to deny unemployment benefits.
D) that the Supreme Court and not Congress determines whether a religious exemption is valid.
E) that neutral state laws can be applied over religious objections based on a legitimate state interest.