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Supreme Court rules after-hours use fits free speech
The Supreme Court unanimously held that public schools may not bar religious groups from using facilities after hours once open to other groups. The decision in Lamb's Chapel v Center Moriches also touched on student prayer at graduations in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, signaling a cautious stance on religion in schools while preserving free speech and avoiding establishment concerns.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
New York
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Jim Henderson
American Center For Law and Justice
Evangelist Pat Robertson
Robertson
U.S
Court of Appeals
Harvard University Law
Laurence H. Tribe
Rhode Island
Lee
Lamb’s Chapel
Center Moriches
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Byron R. White
White
Lamb
Moriches Union Free School
Unusua
Law Center
Lamb's Chapel
American Civil Libertie Union
Phil Gutis
The
ACLU