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Federal appeals judges are still wrestling with factual inconsistencies over how a petition pushed by a self-described "six-day biblical creationist" affected a Georgia school board's decision to amend science textbooks with stickers questioning evolution's validity. Also during arguments, the 11th Circuit upbraided the lawyer for the plaintiffs challenging the stickers, for making statements about the timeline of the case that 11th Circuit Judge Edward E. Carnes called "just wrong."
January 03, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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