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Three months after Mathew Staver argued in front of the Supreme Court, the justices have yet to weigh in on his case: the closely watched effort to keep Ten Commandments displays on the walls of two Kentucky courthouses, and in public spaces nationwide. The delay leads Staver to wonder if something unusual is brewing -- including, possibly, a major Court shift on church-state doctrine. But the slow deliberation may also be due to Staver's own unusual post-litigation strategy.
June 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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