Supreme Court Coverage - Read News Reports About ACLJ's First Amendment Case Before High Court

May 23, 2011

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The Supreme Court of the United States has agreed to hear a critical First Amendment case involving the display of religious monuments.

The Supreme Court granted the ACLJ's Petition for Writ of Certiorari in the case of Pleasant Grove City v. Summum (No. 07-665).  The American Center for Law and Justice represents the city of Pleasant Grove, UT and will be presenting arguments before the high court when the case is heard in the fall of 2008.

The ACLJ will argue that the Supreme Court should overturn a ruling by a federal appeals court that could force local governments across the country either to dismantle a host of monuments, memorials, and other displays including long-standing patriotic and historical displays or else let all comers install privately owned monuments or displays, regardless of content.

Below is a listing of some of the news coverage about this landmark legal case.


USA Today - High Court Considers Religious Display Rules

Washington Post - With the Commandments, Must the City Make Room?

Reuters - High Court to Rule on City Park's Religious Monument

Associated Press - Justices Take Utah Case Involving Religious Monument

Los Angeles Times - Supreme Court to Consider Ten Commandments vs. 'Seven Aphorisms'

Christian Science Monitor - U.S. Supreme Court to Take a New 10 Commandments Case

WorldNetDaily.com - Supreme Court to Allow 'Statue of Tyranny'?

Baptist Press - Supreme Court Accepts Religious Monument Case

ChristianPost.com - High Court to Hear Case on Group's Right to Display 'Seven Aphorisms'

CNSNews.com - High Court to Decide if Town Must Allow New Age Monument

The Salt Lake Tribune - U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Take Pleasant Grove-Summum Free Speech Case

Daily Herald, Provo, UT - High Court to Hear Monument Case

Deseret Morning News, Salt Lake City, UT - Justices to Hear Pleasant Grove Tablets Case

The Journal Record, Oklahoma City, OK - Supreme Court to Review Seven Aphorisms Case