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But Could They Pray at UVA? The Fourth Circuit's Application of the Supreme Court's School Prayer Jurisprudence to the Virginia Military Institute's Adult Cadets

Alexander A. Minard

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He graduated from Kenyon College with a bachelor of arts in political science.He wishes to thank his parents and Maureen Salmon for their

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He graduated from Kenyon College with a bachelor of arts in political science.He wishes to thank his parents and Maureen Salmon for their

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He graduated from Kenyon College with a bachelor of arts in political science.He wishes to thank his parents and Maureen Salmon for their

Key concepts: Supreme court, Law, Prayer, Jurisprudence, Certiorari, Establishment Clause, Dissenting opinion, Majority opinion

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