NCBCPS Case

[Newsom Michael]

Yes, I would like to have it as well.

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[mailto:religionlaw-bounces at lists.ucla.edu] On Behalf Of Susan Freiman
Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2007 1:15 AM
To: Law & Religion issues for Law Academics
Subject: Re: NCBCPS Case

What's the URL of your blog, please?

Susan

Ed Brayton wrote:
> The ACLU of Texas filed suit this week against the Odessa schools over

> their use of the NCBCPS curriculum in an elective Bible course. This 
> curriculum has received a great deal of criticism (warranted, in my 
> view) over both its inaccuracy and its sectarian nature. You can see 
> the full complaint at 
> http://www.aclu.org/pdfs/religion/odessa_complaint.pdf. I would like 
> to do with this case essentially the same thing I did with the Dover 
> "intelligent design" case, which is to cover it in great detail from 
> start to finish on my blog. If there is anyone on the list who is 
> going to be involved in the case directly and therefore have easy 
> access to the briefs, filings, expert reports and so forth, or who 
> knows someone who does and would be willing to give me access to 
> them, please contact me off list. Thanks.
>  
> Ed Brayton
>
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