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Constitutional Law
: NinomaniaBy David M. Wagner
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Why Judge Crabb's decision striking down about the National Day of Prayer is wrong* It assumes that government action that neither coerces religious conduct nor confers on any religious denomination(s) the status of an official church violates the Establishment Clause. (The Supreme Court has occasionally held this too. When it has done so, it is wrong. It has also held the opposite.)* It is quickFull post as published by Ninomania on April 16, 2010 (boomark / email).
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