State Aid to Students in Religiously Affiliated Schools: Agostini v. Felton
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Authors
Mangrum, R. Collin
Issue Date
1998
Volume
31
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Journal Article
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INTRODUCTION|Few problems in our jurisprudence have been more perplexing and contentious than discerning the proper relationship between religion and the state. The United States Supreme Court remains as befuddled as the rest of us in mapping out principles, guidelines, or sign posts that would provide assistance in answering difficult church and state issues. Interpretivist paradigms become more famous from the criticisms they receive than for their critical insight. Specific outcomes to practical problems remain tentatively impermanent rather than confidently fixed. Perhaps that is how it should be. Perhaps the dialogue and debate that occurs in plurality opinions, concurring opinions, dissenting opinions, lower court rulings, congressional enactments, law reviews, and news reports allow for a refinement of issues...
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31 Creighton L. Rev. 1155 (1997-1998)
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Creighton University School of Law