South Carolina License Plate Case (Judge Cameron Currie ruling)

A US federal district court ruled that South Carolina’s cross-adorned ‘I Believe’ license plates violate the constitutional separation of church and state by giving favored government treatment to a single faith.

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March 3, 2026
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Year: 2009 Court: U.S. District Court
Holding: A US federal district court ruled that South Carolina's cross-adorned 'I Believe' license plates violate the constitutional separation of church and state by giving favored government treatment to a single faith.
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South Carolina License Plate Case (Judge Cameron Currie ruling) is a Church & State case decided by the U.S. District Court in 2009. The court held that a US federal district court ruled that South Carolina's cross-adorned 'I Believe' license plates violate the constitutional separation of church and state by giving favored government treatment to a single faith.