Massachusetts Religion Expert Witnesses

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Mathew N Schmalz (College of the Holy Cross)

Location: Massachusetts

Areas of Expertise: Mat Schmalz is a professor Religious Studies at the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts. He has a Ph.D. in History of Religions from the University of Chicago and over 25 years of experience,...

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What is a religion expert witness?

A religion expert witness is someone who analyzes religious doctrines, practices, organizational structures, and beliefs, providing courts with objective opinions about religious customs, standards, and institutional conduct among other topics.

For which type of issues do religion expert witnesses testify?

Religion expert witnesses may testify in disputes involving religious discrimination, accommodations, clergy misconduct, doctrinal interpretation, church governance, employment conflicts, constitutional religious freedom claims, and conflicts between religious practices and governmental regulations, among other topics.

What qualifications should a religion expert witness have?

A religion expert witness may have training in theology, religious studies, or history, relevant research or ministerial experience, publications, teaching, and demonstrated familiarity with legal and cultural standards.

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