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The Free Exercise Clause: Freedom of Religion

Peyote Cactus

Peyote Cactus

Native Americans used peyote (a cactus that has psychedelic effects when ingested) in spiritual rituals. In 1990, the Supreme Court banned the use of this drug, demonstrating a move away from the requirement to show "compelling interest" before limiting religious freedom.

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