N.J. Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner/photo by Carmen Natale
The grant recipients "are not being denied grant funds because they are religious institutions; they are being denied public funds because of what they plan to do—and in many cases have done: use public funds to repair church buildings so that religious worship services can be held there," Chief Justice Stuart Rabner wrote for the court.
April 18, 2018 at 06:15 PM
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In a case requiring it to square what the parties posed as competing constitutional provisions, the New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that the award of $4.6 million in taxpayer funds by Morris County to churches violated the Religious Aide Clause of the state Constitution.
And asked whether that provision conflicts with the Free Exercise Clause of the U.S. Constitution, the court answered in the negative.
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