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Paige Waite
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Updated Feb 7, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:15
Chapter 2
00:36
Chapter 3
00:51
Chapter 4
00:53
Chapter 5
00:58
Chapter 6
02:08
Chapter 7
02:33
Chapter 8
02:55
Chapter 9
03:33
Chapter 10
04:34
Chapter 11
Audio Transcript
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okay, I think I know how to make this work,
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I don't know, I look washed out, but anyways,
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my case was on the hobby versus unemployment appeals coming uh florida,
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So this happened in Florida obviously.
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Um so it was argued December 10 of 1968 and decided a little over a year later
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from when it was argued.
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Um It was decided by this court, I'm not going to say something, mike butcher it.
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And then the location was the florida Department of Labor.
00:38 - 00:42
So the cases that are similar to this are these two here.
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Ah These did not happen in florida has happened in other states.
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Uh these cases lost,
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like the state one I should say.
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Um Which they, those cases were also mentioned in this case. Um
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So yeah
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the background, you could read this if you want, but I'm just gonna explain it.
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So that's Paula
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girl here, she works at this jewelry store in florida,
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so she was
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just working not to a church, like she hadn't um converted yet or anything,
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she was just working
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and she decided to convert while she was working to this one church,
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meaning that she wouldn't be able to work Fridays to Saturdays at sundown.
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Um She let her employer, no um which is Lawton here,
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he dismissed and was like no
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she Paula was like
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I'm gonna leave then like I'm not gonna work
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here and then she went for filed for unemployment
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by the florida department of labor and employment security.
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Um
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They denied.
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Um
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And he the employer
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Lawton,
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I was like I'm not going to pay for your benefits.
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Um
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And so that's how the case started.
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So it was the majority arguments,
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it was eight and one you can see all these white people here.
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Um
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This guy over here that's like faded out. He was the one that was for Paula.
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Um
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So
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all these people
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on board
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and saying
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no the state wins.
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And then so this is what he was referring to, the guy that was the one.
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Um
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And
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he argued that um it interpret with the
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free exercise clause and established clause too broadly.
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So both the
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main argument
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of everyone that ate that one,
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they're saying the reason why if it was
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similar to those other cases which those people um
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lost because oh my gosh, let me rephrase that um With those cases,
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those people were converted with the church's before they started the job.
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So she had already committed to working those days with that job. Um
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Like she said,
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so she failed through with her actions and
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you can see she had been working there before converting.
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Um So yeah,
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and for the past history, they use those other cases to help refer to it.
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Um
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And then for future cases, I didn't see anything that it helped
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future cases, it probably will in the future I assume. Um
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But I could see how it would help certain cases like for example um
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Like a dairy queen we have some people that like if you'd like,
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they won't work on Sundays and they let Jeanette know that um
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when they are hired, so like that they're letting them know.
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So if she were to put them down to work, they'd be like, well I let you know this so that
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so Jeanette could get sued for that or she would lose her case because they notified.
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Now. I feel like, oh I can work for sure. Like I'm not
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going to church whatever and all of a sudden it comes up.
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Of course she'd be understanding to make that change happen, but if she didn't
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um
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that would be on them, not her.
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So
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here are my lovely sources
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that helped me out
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um with my case.
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Thank you so much.
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