"Today’s Supreme Court ruling is in line with a previous ruling in 1983 on a similar issue. The Nebraska legislature had the practice of an opening prayer and found itself at the center of a lawsuit. At that time, the court upheld the prayer practice stating that it was not in violation of the First Amendment and is, indeed, part of the nation’s fabric. "Tuesday, May 06, 2014
Major Ruling: Supreme Court Says Prayers at Government Meetings are Constitutional
Major Ruling: Supreme Court Says Prayers at Government Meetings are Constitutional:
"Today’s Supreme Court ruling is in line with a previous ruling in 1983 on a similar issue. The Nebraska legislature had the practice of an opening prayer and found itself at the center of a lawsuit. At that time, the court upheld the prayer practice stating that it was not in violation of the First Amendment and is, indeed, part of the nation’s fabric. "
"Today’s Supreme Court ruling is in line with a previous ruling in 1983 on a similar issue. The Nebraska legislature had the practice of an opening prayer and found itself at the center of a lawsuit. At that time, the court upheld the prayer practice stating that it was not in violation of the First Amendment and is, indeed, part of the nation’s fabric. "
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