1. Follett v. McCormick, No. 486, SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, February 11, 1944, Argued , March 27, 1944, Decided
OVERVIEW: License tax on the selling of books was unconstitutional as applied to ordained minister that proclaimed his religious beliefs from door to door, making his living by selling religious books; it was a privilege of the free exercise of his religion.
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