|
Federal Court Dismisses Challenge to Arizona Day of Prayer
Posted by
The Congressional Prayer Caucus
|
December 14, 2011
On Monday, December 12, 2011, a federal district court judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) challenging Arizona Governor Jan Brewer’s annual Day of Prayer proclamations in 2009 and 2010, and an additional prayer proclamation issued by Gov. Brewer in January 2010. The judge ruled that individuals represented by FFRF did not have standing to bring the lawsuit because they did not suffer any injury from the proclamations. The judge relied on a decision by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in explaining that “hurt feelings differ from legal injury.”
Users are solely responsible for the opinions they post here and their comments do not necessarily reflect the views of Congressman Forbes.
Post a Comment
We encourage you to analyze and comment on the posts featured on this blog, but please understand that comments which include campaign content, engage in personal attacks, or include vulgar, profane, obscene, or inappropriate language will be removed from the site. Please note that there may be a brief delay in the publication of your comment.
|
SEARCH BLOGRECENT POSTS05/20/2013 - GSA shorts small business by over $3 million05/20/2013 - Time to Admit China is a Military Competitor 05/17/2013 - Question of the week: Do you believe the Prevent IRS Overreach Act is a necessary step in ensuring protection for the American people? 05/16/2013 - The Unaffordable Care Act 05/15/2013 - Questioning Eric Holder on Benghazi, IRS, and Fast and Furious 05/14/2013 - IRS Targets American Taxpayers Over Politics ARCHIVESBy YearBy Issue
|