Luz v. Federal Communications Commission

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting the argument that RFRA grants the district courts jurisdiction to entertain religion-based challenges to the FCC's policy of not granting licenses to microbroadcasters
• rejecting the argument that RFRA grants the district courts jurisdiction to entertain religion-based challenges to the FCC’s policy of not granting licenses to microbroad-casters

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