Supreme Court weighs hallucinogenic tea case for worship
The Supreme Court debated whether to allow a New Mexico church to use hoasca hallucinogenic tea in religious ceremonies. Justices questioned the Bush administration's ban claim while the case could extend for months and hinge on First Amendment limits.
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Alito Seen Favoring Government Roles in Career
Observers say Samuel Alito has a history of siding with government interests. His long tenure in Reagan era offices and as a federal prosecutor informs predictions of his Supreme Court orientation.
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