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Chester County, Pa., must remove a bronze plaque of the Ten Commandments that's hung on its courthouse's wall for more than 80 years because its strong religious message violates the First Amendment's prohibition against state establishment of religion, a federal judge in Philadelphia ruled. The judge rejected the county's argument that the plaque serves a valid "secular purpose" as a "symbol of law giving."
March 06, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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