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Repeatedly criticized by a majority of justices as a lemon of a constitutional test for church-state violations, the U.S. Supreme Court demonstrated recently that it's not ready to let go of its particular "Lemon": Lemon v. Kurtzman . Nearly 30 years old, Lemon figured in two high court decisions on June 19, both involving religion and schools, and it likely will be seen again this term.
June 26, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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