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Does a Minority Religion Have a Right to Join Majority Religions in Placing Its Own Monument in a Public Park? The Supreme Court Opts to Resolve the Question

This week marks the end of the Supreme Court's oral argument calendar for the 2007-2008 Term. Although many of this Term's blockbuster cases haven't yet been handed down (and won't be issued until May and June), it's not too early to begin looking ahead to the 2008-2009 Court session, and the important cases and issues the Justices will take up then. One noteworthy case on which the Court granted review a few weeks ago is Summum v. Pleasant Grove City. As fellow FindLaw columnist Michael Dorf noted earlier this month, the case lies at the intersection of a number ...
Published Thursday, April 24, 2008 8:00 PM by FindLaw Writ - Recent Articles

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