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High Court rules against Christian group at California law school

By Alliance Alert

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The New American: "[Gregory S. Baylor] of the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), a legal organization that helped to defend the CLS before the Supreme Court, said that the latest ruling does not settle what he called the 'core constitutional issue' of whether non-discrimination policies can compel religious student groups to allow members with divergent beliefs to lead their groups. ... ADF?s senior counsel [Jordan Lorence] predicted that there would be plenty more legal action over the issue. 'It?s not over with and there?s a lot more litigation,' he said. 'This isn?t even a loss ? in the sense that we?ve lost this issue. It?s that the Supreme Court has basically kicked it down the road for another day.'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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