Primera Iglesia Bautista Hispana of Boca Raton, Inc. v. Broward County

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• holding that the traceability requirement is “clearly present” when the challenged law “directly and expressly limits” the plaintiff’s conduct
• holding that a religious “gerrymander” would support an Equal Terms violation
• explaining that the government can avoid an Equal Terms violation if the relevant land use regulation survives strict scrutiny review
• noting that \a neutral statute's application may violate the Equal Terms provision if it differentially treats similarly situated religious and nonreligious assemblies\
• Noting that “without identifying a similarly situated nonreligious comparator that received favorable treatment, Primera failed to establish a prima facie Equal Terms violation.”
• holding zoning restriction affecting property use constitutes an injury in fact

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