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FAQ
Are there any laws against the practice of Scientology?
No. While the Church of Scientology had to fight many legal battles in its formative years and its parishioners endured systematic official acts of religious discrimination in some countries, it is not now and never has been banned in any nation.
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What is the Scientology position regarding litigation?
During the history of the Church, some individuals sought to make money from unfounded allegations, but the Church successfully defended against those claims. Litigation involving Churches of Scientology in America is virtually nonexistent today.
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Why has Scientology so often been in court?
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