Johnny D. Buford v. Vernon Milling Company, Inc. and John Doe, Truck Driver

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• recognizing that an ob- jection to the statutory military conscription requirement need only be “based in part” upon religion to be considered “religious”
• holding that failure to raise claims in state appellate proceeding barred 27 federal habeas review unless petitioner demonstrated cause and prejudice
• recognizing that an objection to the statutory military conscription requirement need only be 'based in part' upon religion to be considered 'religious'
• recognizing that an ob- jection to the statutory military conscription requirement need only be “based in part” upon religion to be considered “religious”
• recognizing that an ob- jection to the statutory military conscription requirement need only be “based in part” upon religion to be considered “religious”
• holding that a contentious objection to the Vietnam War was religiously based despite Welsh's initial statement that his objection to the war was not religious in nature

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