Church, state, and school: What might Supreme Court ruling mean for vouchers?
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APRIL 18, 2017 —Dig beneath the rubber playground surface at issue in the latest landmark case before the United States Supreme Court and you’ll find a tricky question – a conundrum born out of the gray area between the Constitution’s two key religious protection provisions.
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