Law School to aid in Supreme Court case
Yale Law School students and professors will serve as representatives for the Freedom From Religion Foundation in an upcoming Supreme Court case, marking the first time members of the school’s Supreme Court Advocacy Clinic have represented a named party.
The case will address whether the FFRF can sue the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives for allegedly supporting religious organizations with general federal funds rather than funds specifically designated for the office, an act that could be deemed unconstitutional. Members of the clinic filed a merits brief...
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