John Patrick Moran v. Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Defense, et al.
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Whether the removal of an irreplaceable religious resource from a cemetery injures the religious exercise of a mourning descendant and whether symbolic banishment and stigmatic proclamation by Congress constitutes a Bill of Attainder that injures descendants
1. Whether the removal from a cemetery of an irreplaceable religious resource memorializing the dead, leaving behind an empty stone base, injures the religious exercise of a mourning descendant. 2. Whether, if symbolic banishment and stigmatic proclamation for an unadjudicated crime by Congress are punishments constituting a Bill of Attainder, the descendants of attainted dead may be injured through defamatory stigmatization, including of their mourning practices.