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Facts 2

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Wizards, sorcerers, giants, & supernatural powers

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What is the claim filed by the plaintiffs (parents) to the Circuit Court beginning in 1993?

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Christian Beliefs

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What is the value the plaintiff (parents) claimed that the supplemental reading seriesdirectly opposed?

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Motion to dismiss

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What was filed by the directors?

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Fed.R.Civ.P. 12 (b)(6)

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What are the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure?

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Impression Series

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What did the district court ask the plaintiffs (parents) to provide?

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Violation of 1st Amendment

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What was the parents’ claim that the Impression series violated?

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Summary Judgment

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Why did the United States District Court dismiss the case?

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Broom

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What is a word from our sponsors?Commercial

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Secular or Religious Purpose

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What did the court have to decide about the Impressions series?

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Excessive Entanglement

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Did the defendants (school board) foster the knowledge that the Impressions series involved religious endorsements in the school?

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Free Exercise of Religion

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What did the parents have to prove that imposed substantial burden on their religious rights?

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Supplemental Reading Curriculum

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How was the Impressions series being used for the purpose of educating children?

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Motion to Dismiss

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What did the District Court convert to a motion for summary judgment?

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Instill Creativity & Imagination

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What did the court rule that is needed to hold the students’ attention to develop reading skills?

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Broad Discretion

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What did the court decide that school boards have in determining curriculum in their school?

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No Coercion

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What wording did the court use to determine that the Free Exercise of their Religion was not substantially burdened?

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Simply to Educate

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What was the court’s decision about the principle effect of the Impressions reading series?

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Rule 12(b)(6)

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What rule did the court use to make a decision for summary judgment that was not improper?

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Most Literary Works

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What are used to expand the minds of young children and develop creativity?

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Teach, Instruct, and Educate

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What are educators’ rights using literary works?

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Religious Materials

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What may educators use to teach literary and historical lessons?

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