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talkleft.com - 11/11/2008
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Michael Daniels, the Mayor of Pleasant Grove City, Utah, is dancing on a tightrope as he explains why the City accepted "an imposing red granite monument inscribed with the Ten Commandments" for display in a city park, but won't accept for display a monument that depicts the Seven Aphorisms of ...
scotusblog.com - 11/12/2008
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At 10 a.m. Wednesday, the Supreme Court will
hear argument on the constitutional status of monuments placed
in public parks by private groups or individiuals, in the case of Pleasant Grove City, et al., v. Summum (07-665). The Utah city will be ...
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Argument preview: Pleasant Grove City v. Summum
nytimes.com - 11/14/2008
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The Supreme Court will consider whether a film
critical of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and advertisements for
it are subject to campaign finance laws. >
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Supreme Court Takes On Campaign Finance Case
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Hullabaloo — The Seven Aphorisms I can't wait for this. From TChris at Talk Left: Michael Daniels, the Mayor of Pleasant Grove City, Utah, is dancing on a tightrope as he explains why the City accepted "an imposing red granite monument inscribed with the Ten Commandments" for display in a city park, but won't accept for display a monument that depicts the Seven Aphorisms of the Summum religion. A similar dance will be performed in the Supreme Court tomorrow as the Court hears argument about the constitutionality of that ...
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