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Faith-Based Victory: Florida Court Greenlights Case Challenging Religion Subsidies

By Sandhya Bathija

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A Florida appellate court ruled yesterday that public funding of a ?faith-based? prison program may violate the state?s constitution. The decision, Council for Secular Humanism, Inc. v. McNeil, serves as an important win for taxpayers who don?t want to be forced to support religion. The case involves a challenge to contracts between the Florida Department of Corrections [...]

Full post as published by The Wall of Separation on December 16, 2009 (boomark / email).

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