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It may be that the only thing more difficult than reading a religion clause opinion by the U.S. Supreme Court is attempting to explain the decision, which often takes one far beyond the boundaries of the case itself into the very climate in which the justices operate. After the last term, decision-making by the Court on matters of religion has become a high-stakes tug of war -- with participants occasionally switching sides.
August 14, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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