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ADF Asks Supreme Court to Consider "Student Expression" Case

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The Allied Defense Fund has filed cert (pdf) with the Supreme Court asking them to review the 6th Circuit's ruling in favor of a Michigan school district. There, an 11-year-old had incorporated religious literature into a project in which students...

Full post as published by Blog From The Capital on August 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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