Herning v. Eason

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• noting that \conduct is considered religiously based if the practice is deeply rooted in a religious belief\
• reviewing declaratory judgment affirming church’s rejection of proxy voting in church business meetings and concluding that Alaska law applied to the church “and authorizes proxy voting absent a contrary provision in the corporate articles or bylaws”

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