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: Constitutionally CorrectDavid French interview: ?You cannot be an equal participant in the marketplace of ideas?
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ADF Attorney Travis Barham writing at Speak Up Movement / University: "Over at Patheos, Timothy Dalrymple has posted his interview with David French on the meaning and impact of the Supreme Court?s decision yesterday in Christian Legal Society v. Martinez. In this in-depth interview, David discusses free association precedent that the Supreme Court ignored in yesterday?s opinion. He also highlights just how narrow the ruling actually is, thus correcting many media reports. And since UC-Hastings? policy is almost unique in the nation, he explains what impact the decision could have on Christian students at other schools, in both the short and long term."Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on June 29, 2010 (boomark / email).
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