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religious heritage to our children and grand-children.
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Briefs filed in
McCreary County v. ACLU of Kentucky
(Briefs are in PDF format -
to open, download free Adobe
Reader)
 Briefs
of the Parties: (Petitioners - McCreary
County and Pulaski County, represented by Liberty Counsel attorneys;
Respondent - ACLU of Kentucky)
Amicus
Briefs in Support of Petitioners McCreary
and Pulaski Counties:
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Brief
of the States of Alabama, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas,
Utah, Virginia, and Wyoming
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Brief
of the American Legion
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of American Liberties Institute, Christians Reviving America's Values,
and Don Swarthout
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Brief
of the Ashbrook Center and Ohio Sen. Bill Harris
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Brief
of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty
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Brief
of Conservative Legal Defense and Education Fund, Joyce Meyer Ministries,
Committee to Protect the Family Foundation, Lincoln Institute for Research
and Education, American Heritage Party, Public Advocate of the United
States, Radio Liberty, and
Spiritual Counterfeits Project, Inc.
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Brief
of Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense Fund
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Brief
of Family Research Council and Focus on the Family
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Brief
of Foundation for Moral Law
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Brief
of the States of Minnesota, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, New Mexico, Oklahoma,
and Wisconsin
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Brief
of the Pacific Justice Institute
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Brief
of Rutherford Institute
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Brief
of Thomas More Law Center
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Brief
of the United States
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Amicus
Briefs in Support of Respondent ACLU of
Kentucky:
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Brief
of the Anti-Defamation League and Philip A. Cunningham of Center for
Christian-Jewish
Learning at Boston College
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Brief
of American Atheists
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Brief
of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, People for
the American Way Foundation and National Council of Jewish Women
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Brief
of Atheist Law Center
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Brief
of Baptist Joint Committee, American Jewish Committee, American
Jewish Congress, and The Interfaith Alliance Foundation
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Brief
of Freedom From Religion Foundation
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Brief
of Legal Historians and Law Scholars
Briefs
of the Parties: filed in Van
Orden v. Perry (the Texas Ten Commandments monument case):
- Response
of Texas to Petition for Certiorari
- Brief
of Petitioner - Van Orden (opposing the Ten Commandments)
- Brief
of Respondent - Texas (in favor of the Ten Commandments)
- Reply
Brief of Petitioner - Van Orden
- Supreme Court Docket
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Question Presented: Whether a monument
bearing the Ten Commandments, which has stood for over forty years
and is surrounded by sixteen other monuments on the Texas Capitol Grounds,
constitutes an impermissible establishment of religion in violation
of the First Amendment.
- Transcript
of March 2, 2005, Oral Argument
Amicus
Briefs in Van Orden:
In Support
of Petitioner Van Orden:
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Brief
of Americans United for Separation of Church
and State, People for the American Way Foundation and National Council
of Jewish Women
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Brief
of Baptist Joint Committee and Interfaith
Alliance Foundation
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Brief
of Hindu American Foundation
In Support of Respondent
Perry (Texas):
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Brief
of American Center for Law and Justice
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Brief
of American Family Association Center for Law
and Policy
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Brief
of Becket Fund for Religious Liberty
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Brief
of The Claremont Institute
Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence
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Brief
of Family Research Council and Focus on the Family
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of Fraternal Order of Eagles
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Brief
of Indiana, Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida,
Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Virginia, and Wyoming
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Brief
of Indiana, Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Kansas, North Dakota, South
Carolina, Utah and Virginia
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Brief
of National Jewish Commission on Law and Public Affairs
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Brief
of Rutherford Institute
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this booklet
The Ten Commandments are an essential
part of our history. Citing actual federal and state laws, Mat Staver
demonstrates how each Commandment impacted our system of law and government.
This booklet should be on every judge's desk and in every American
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