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: Law Blog - WSJ.comThe Mojave Cross: A Strange Case Gets a Whole Lot Weirder
By Ashby Jones
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Late last month, when the Supreme Court issued its rather tepid opinion on the Mojave Cross -- kicking the case back to the lower courts for further consideration -- we figured we'd heard the last of the situation, at least for a while.
But not so. Since then, a series of very strange things have happened to the cross, whose presence on land once owned by the federal government was challenged in court on grounds that it violated the First Amendment's separation of church and state.
Full post as published by Law Blog - WSJ.com on May 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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