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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 2003

Page

21

Supreme Court to Rule on Pledge of Allegiance Controversy

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge over whether the phrase one nation under God in the Pledge of Allegiance violates the First Amendment. The case centers on schoolchildren in California and other western states and could define the role of religion in public life. The White House signaled a possible brief in support, while activists see a watershed moment for church state relations.

Washington Supreme Court California United States of America White House Scott McClellan Bush McClellan Congress

Court to revisit online porn law COPA test at Supreme Court

The Supreme Court agreed to review the constitutionality of COPA, the 1998 online porn law, amid debate over protecting children online without unconstitutional censorship. The case pits the ACLU against the Bush administration over free speech and age verification for adult content. Olson defends a targeted approach against commercial pornographers.

Washington Supreme Court High Court Congress American Civil Liberties Union Bush Administration Theodore Olson ACLU Mitch Tepper Olson

FDA to rethink ban on silicone breast implants

The FDA reopens debate on lifting an 11 year near ban as Inamed argues implants filled with silicone gel are comparable to saline ones. Advisers meet to assess evidence while dozens of women seek access and share experiences of benefits and harms.

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Supreme Court lets state medical marijuana laws stand

The Supreme Court rejected the Bush administration appeal, allowing states to permit doctors to recommend marijuana for seriously ill patients. Nine states have such laws and 35 more recognize medicinal value, despite federal prohibition. The ruling centers on doctors free speech versus federal power to curb recommendations.

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