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While I'm not sure it's relevant to the actual effect, what I heard about this was that the law was struck down because it required the courts to determine what were, in fact, the correct religious beliefs of a given religion/belief system. Do you know if this is really the deal, and/or whether there's any effort to construct a law giving the same protection without that particular assignment of power? Not that I know how you'd do it.
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