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Lynn v. Sekulow
From Commandments to Pledge – Federal Court Win Upholding “Under God”
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Jay Sekulow
Ok, Barry – looks like we won’t agree on the Ten Commandments and what we consider to be the proper and constitutional displays present in Judge DeWeese’s courtroom. Let’s try this one. A federal district court in New Hampshire has issued a decision upholding the voluntary recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance by…
Keep the Commandments Constitutional
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Jay Sekulow
Barry, I want to offer my congratulations to you and your family. I’m sure your son’s wedding was, indeed, a great celebration. I want to take a moment to discuss a topic you and I have debated from time to time – the constitutional role of displaying the Ten Commandments. As you know, ABC…
Protecting Conscience Rights of Pro-Life Pharmacists
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Jay Sekulow
Barry, there’s been an important development in the long-standing legal battle to protect the rights of pro-life pharmacists in Illinois. The circuit court sitting in Springfield, Ill. has issued a preliminary injunction in the case of two pharmacy owners, Luke Vander Bleek and Glenn Kosirog. Both men have been fighting to protect their conscience…
Peeps Put Focus on Landlord
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Jay Sekulow
I like Peeps, too. Barry, the key issue is whether there is religious discrimination going on when it comes to the issue of the Easter Peeps. If the landlord is simply enforcing in an evenhanded manner a religion-neutral lease provision regarding cleanliness, there’s probably not much of a case. On the other hand, however, if…
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