The American Civil Liberties Union is proceeding with plans for a suit to force the removal of an icon resembling the Ten Commandments now on the Richmond County, Ga. Superior Court seal. The ACLU's Georgia chapter has spent the past year trying to persuade the Richmond County court clerk to change the seal. After letters and phone calls to the county failed, the organization is gearing up for a "likely" suit, to be filed perhaps in about a month.
August 02, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The American Civil Liberties Union is proceeding with plans for a suitto force the removal of an icon resembling the Ten Commandments now onthe Richmond County Superior Court seal.
The ACLU’s Georgia chapter has spent the past year trying to persuadethe Richmond County court clerk to change the seal. Included in its effortshave been three or four letters and about a dozen phone calls to the county,says legal director Gerald R. Weber.
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