Politics and the Constitution: Federal Aid to Parochial Schools
Philip B. Kurland
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Philip B. Kurland
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In the next few years, the United States Supreme Court, unless it avoids the question by retrogression to earlier standards of what is an appropriate question for judicial resolution, must meet the question of whether government funds may constitutionally be allocated to church schools.Professor Kurland, generally regarded as the leading United States expert on legal matters pertaining to church and state, discusses this question from the legal, political and cultural standpoints.
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In the next few years, the United States Supreme Court, unless it avoids the question by retrogression to earlier standards of what is an appropriate question for judicial resolution, must meet the question of whether government funds may constitutionally be allocated to church schools.Professor Kurland, generally regarded as the leading United States expert on legal matters pertaining to church and state, discusses this question from the legal, political and cultural standpoints.
Key concepts: Politics, Constitution, Political science, Public administration, Law, Parochialism