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Religious Music in Public Schools

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Rutgers Journal of Law & Religion: "First, this article will analyze the District Court's application of the summary judgment standard and whether its application was appropriate. Next, this article will address the District Court's Establishment Clause analysis and examine the District Court's findings on each prong of the Lemon test. This article will discuss the District Court's use of precedent, its consideration of the factual context of the case and the basis for its conclusion. Finally, this article will resolve that the District Court's application of the summary judgment standard and analysis under the Establishment Clause was deficient and the Third Circuit, on appeal, should reverse it."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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