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RE: High Court pusses out on pledge issue...

>>. Then let's say that your friendly Christian Coalition sued to have it put back on grounds of a mistrial due to his legal authority lack.

The thing is, though, its the Supreme Court. There isn't an appeals process for a SC ruling to do that.

Don't get me wrong, I understand that they had a legitimate reason for their decision, which, BTW, does establish a pretty important precedent w/re: non-guardian parents rights, but it still smells of a cop out to me.

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