Sweet title to a recent Third Circuit Decision:
Awala, and the People of the Philadelphia Religious Community Center, et al.
v.
People Who Want to Restrict Our First Amendment Rights, Primarily to Intimidate Rather Than Religious Purposes Maintenance on Courthouse Grounds of Illuminated Granite Monolith On Which "Ten Commandments" Were Inscribed Together With Other Symbols, et al.
v.
People Who Want to Restrict Our First Amendment Rights, Primarily to Intimidate Rather Than Religious Purposes Maintenance on Courthouse Grounds of Illuminated Granite Monolith On Which "Ten Commandments" Were Inscribed Together With Other Symbols, et al.
An inmate in Philadelphia (Gbeke Michael Awala) filed this case earlier this year and seemed to be asking the Third Circuit to overturn the recent Supreme Court decision that held two courthouse displays of the Ten Commandments unconstitutional. Awala asked the court to order that all of the religious monuments that have been removed across the country be replaced
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Idleness is the devil's playground, after all. Now have proof that prisoners with too much free time are subject to horrible acts such as petitioning the government to advance religion and violation of our first amendment rights. This is clearly the dark lord at work. That dirty knave.
i'm glad somebody responded to this one, i was trying my damnedest to think of a post that was fitting, clever, and intelligent, but then i realised i'd have to read the links etc.
Another reason Melissa is great... she comes through in the clutch and bails you out of having to read links.
Wha-- who's Melissa?? Maybe your next post can be about the rest of the top ten reasons she's great. Just a thought.
Exactly, Melbo. We don't need to use real names on here... last thing i need is more girls stalking me, so i try to keep my name secret. Marc i would also like a list about myself...
Legislation final first... then you'll have your lists dammit!
Can't hardly wait.
Nice grammatics, Gargy!
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