First-year Harvard Law School student Joshua Davey recently attended a faculty discussion of the top cases before the U.S. Supreme Court this fall. Panelists discussed a potential landmark church-state case in which a Christian college student challenged a Washington state law that prohibits theology majors from receiving state scholarship money. The case, Locke v. Davey , is set for argument Tuesday, and Joshua Davey, 1L at Harvard, is that Christian student whose case is before the high court.
December 01, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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Cambridge, Mass. — First-year Harvard Law School student Joshua Davey recently attended a faculty discussion of the top cases before the U.S. Supreme Court this fall.
Panelists discussed a potential landmark church-state case in which a Christian college student challenged a Washington state law that prohibits theology majors from receiving state scholarship money.
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