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At first glance, the pair of decisions handed down Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court dealing with displays of the Ten Commandments on public grounds might appear to call for a rethinking of similar litigation in Pennsylvania, where lawyers recently waged losing challenges seeking the removal of Ten Commandments plaques that had hung for decades on courthouse walls in several counties. However, on closer inspection, the pronouncements in Monday's high court decisions are not so simple.
June 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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