I agree with Christopher that the complaint about lack of injury in EC cases
goes more to substance than to standing. I am writing an article on Justice
Thomas and "partial incorporation" of the EC (EC incorporated not as a
structural limitation on the power of state govt, but only to the extent
ust a disagreement with the Court's current interpretation of the
Establishment Clause; it really isn't about standing at all.
Chris
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 17:46:03 -0400Subject: Re: Victory
for prayer in Jesus name?To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Klingenschmitt was we
Chaplain Klingenschmitt was well advised to put a question mark in his
subject line. Last week's CA5 decision does not uphold the constitutionality
of the
school board's practice. Rather, the case (DOE v. TANGIPAHOA PARISH SCHOOL
BOARD, No. 05-30294 (July 25)) was dismissed because the plai
ACLU just lost their case against prayer in Jesus name by Louisiana school
board.
http://www.christianpost.com/article/20070727/28638_Judges_Overturn_Ban_on_School_Board_Prayer.htm
This victory by ADF is worthy of celebration and wide-spread publicity.
In Jesus name,
Chaplain
