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Education, Supreme Court / Jan 22

Could a Supreme Court ruling requiring states to give religious schools voucher money kill voucher programs?

Harvard Law professor Mark Tushnet argues in an interview published in Harvard Law Today (1/21/2020) that if the Supreme Court requires funding to go to both religious and secular schools, voters might reject voucher programs altogether. 

Education, Free Exercise / Jan 17

Dept. of Education Releases Guidance on Prayer and Religious Expression in Public Schools

Here are the key points of the Dept. of Education’s Guidance on Constitutionally Protected Prayer and Religious Expression in Public Schools.

Church and State, Civic Religion / Jan 13

“So help me God” and the jury – 11th Circuit rules juror who claimed “divine revelation” properly dismissed

When jurors are selected for trial in Federal court, they are asked to adopt the phrase “so help me God.” What happens when they take that oath too seriously?

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