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The Supreme Court term's major First Amendment cases present an interesting case study of the feasibility of providing certainty to courts and litigants through categorical rules in constitutional adjudication, writes Ian Heath Gershengorn. The Court established a bright-line rule for federal programs that finance generic advertising to promote a particular agricultural product. But in two cases involving government displays of the Ten Commandments, a splintered Court rejected calls for a bright-line rule.
August 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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