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: Blog From The CapitalFinal (?) Chapter of Mt. Soledad Cross Dispute Begins with District Court Ruling
Full post as published by Blog From The Capital on July 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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Memories of Fallen Marines Bolster Federal Judges Ruling to Keep Mt. Soledad Cross Standing
"Latest decision: Cross can stay; Landmark more memorial than religious symbol."
Establishment Clause Challenge To Mt. Soledad Cross In Federal Hands Is Rejected
Judge rules Mount Soledad cross doesn't violate U.S. Constitution
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