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Magistrate Recommends Injunction in Indiana Released Time Case

By Ed Brayton

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I wrote a few months ago about a lawsuit filed against a released time program in the schools in Huntington, Indiana. The program releases students from class to attend a weekly Bible class taught by ministers in trailers on the school property. A federal magistrate judge has recommended that a preliminary injunction be issued against the program while the case is heard (which seems odd to me; apparently the district judge asked a magistrate judge to hear arguments and issue a report and a recommendation). You can read the magistrate judge's report here.

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Full post as published by Dispatches from the Culture Wars on February 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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