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Michelle Winkler is Cleared of Civil Contempt Charge in Santa Rosa County Prayer Case

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Liberty Counsel: "After a 7½ hour hearing in federal court, federal District Judge Casey Rodgers told Michelle Winkler that she would not be held in civil contempt over her husband?s prayer at an awards banquet. Ms. Winkler, who is a clerical assistant for the Santa Rosa County School District, is represented by Liberty Counsel. Senior Litigation Counsel Horatio Mihet and David Corry defended Winkler against the ACLU last Friday."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on August 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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