In football coach prayer case, students' religious liberty is at risk
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The Supreme Court may be about to fumble a major case involving a former high school football coach who sought to impose prayer on his players.
Kennedy’s attorneys have sought to wave a magic wand and distort the facts of the case in order to secure a victory before the court and the court of public opinion. At various times, they have claimed that Kennedy’s post-game prayers on the 50-yard line were "private," "silent" and "personal."
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