As a Saturday Sabbath observer, the travail of Sunday Sabbath observers is near and dear to my heart. I have been involved with organizations and other entities that insisted on training and meetings on Saturdays, which are off limits to me. In fact, I had to give up my activity as a Criminal Justice Act attorney because training was on Saturday and no accommodation, reasonable or otherwise, would be made for me.
Groff v. Dejoy, 2022 U.S. App. LEXIS 14195, (May 25, 2022) (Shwartz, Circuit Judge), involved plaintiff Gerald Groff, a Sunday Sabbath observer. His religious beliefs dictated that Sunday is meant for worship and rest.
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