Bautista Cayman Assets Company v. Jimenez Soto, Maria Del Carmen

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• affirming summary judgment for employer where employee failed to give employer fair warning of conflict between religion and employment requirements
• “Were he engaged in extortion he would have dropped his suits in exchange for nuisance-suit settlements.”
• “[A]n employee is not permitted to redefine a purely personal preference or aversion as a religious belief.”
• \[T]he sanctions order thus appears to rest on nothing more solid than the speculation that Reed is an extortionist. This speculation is too thin to sustain that order.\
• “If we think of religion as taking a posi- tion on divinity, then atheism is indeed a form of religion.”
• “[A]n employee is not permitted to redefine a purely personal preference or aversion as a religious belief.”

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