A chapter of the national Christian Legal Society at Southern Illinois University's law school filed a lawsuit Tuesday in federal court, alleging school officials violated the group's constitutional rights by revoking its status. The university said the group -- which requires members to pledge to adhere to Christian beliefs, including a prohibition against homosexuality -- had violated school policy that official student organizations must adhere to nondiscrimination laws.
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Christian Law Student Group Sues University
The Associated Press
April 8, 2005
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