Missouri SB1077 creates the Missouri Religious Liberty Act, protecting religious groups and places of worship from certain orders.
Missouri SB1077, the Missouri Religious Liberty Act, prohibits public officials from issuing orders that limit or prohibit religious groups from holding services or meetings, or places of worship from conducting religious activities. Exceptions are made for groups using worship sites to commit or plan acts of violence, and for compliance with building and fire codes. The act emphasizes the importance of religious liberty, citing historical figures like George Washington and John Adams.
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