An interesting 8th Circuit decision came down yesterday
ruling against the University of North Dakota's Law School Clinic after it
refused to represent a client-- also a vocal critic of the clinic--
who wanted to challenge as an establishment clause violation the display
of a statue of the Greek goddess of justice on the top of the county court
house. I have blogged on the case (with link to opinion), Wishnatsky v.
Rovner, here: http://religionclause.blogspot.com/2006/01/law-school-clinic-loses-in-8th-circuit.html
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Disting. Univ.
Professor Emeritus
University of Toledo College of Law
Toledo, OH
43606-3390
Phone: (419) 530-2911, FAX (419) 530-4732
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