| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The second reason might be more substantive: Indiana???s law, like some other state RFRAs (but unlike the federal statute, which has been interpreted in different ways by different courts), expressly states that it allows religious practice to be raised as a defense not only when the government is a party to the controversy but also in litigation undertaken by private parties under state law ??? i
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