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: First Amendment Center: Religious Liberty

Alito is right: Schools are not religion-free zones

By First Amendment Center

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By Charles C. Haynes 9th Circuit ruling that high court refused to hear, over Alito's objection, sends message to school district that it can ban any student expression touching on religion at school events.

Full post as published by First Amendment Center: Religious Liberty on April 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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