Polygamists want immunity from prosecution to testify in Canadian case
"The largest polygamous group in North America only wants to participate in the trial to determine whether Canada's anti-polygamy law is constitutional if its members can provide testimony anonymously, under pseudonyms or behind a screen."
William C. Duncan: The More the Merrier
"Canada, which redefined marriage nationwide to include same-sex couples in 2005, against the backdrop of successful provincial lawsuits against the country's marriage law, could be moving on to bigger things -- literally. Specifically, polygamy a...
ADF in The News
- Church and State and Student Activities
www.insidehighered.com - FL: Lakeland Commission to vote on funds for atheists’ lawsuit
www.theledger.com - Brett Harvey on KFUO with Roland Lettner: Acknowledging God in public meetings
- Matt Bowman on the Mike Gallagher Show: Why are taxpayers still funding failed embryonic stem cell research in this economy?
- Kevin Theriot: Manhattan Declaration – An Opportunity to Stand or Fall
blog.speakupmovement.org - School speech codes revisited
www.onenewsnow.com - 5 questions about the stem cell ruling
www.sbcbaptistpress.org - 3rd UPDATE: Justice Department Seeks Stay Of Stem-Cell Ruling
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Bench & Bar
- Court decision spurs Iowans to action
- Conservative Group Throws Hail Mary Pass on Prop 8
- Louisiana College picks Shreveport for site of law school
- State Bar Offers Website to Help Teachers and Students Observe ‘Constitution and Citizenship Day’
- Justice Cynthia Kinser is the first female chief justice of the Virginia Supreme Court.
Global
- Chinese girls taught to say no to sex
- Italian Society being “Seriously Mutilated” by Negative Fertility Rates: Italian Cardinal
- Karzai’s brother calls for U.S. to shore up Kabul Bank as withdrawals accelerate
- Paris mosque slams burger chain’s Muslim outreach
- South Sudan lawmakers may vote to secede, Shariah law a key issue
Miscellaneous
- Utah GOP chooses Log Cabin Republican for state race
- Arizona now has a “whopping 30″ National Guard troops and 15 billboard signs warning citizens about drug cartels operating on public lands
- Sen. Murkowski’s defeat marks major tea party win
- 365gay.com: “Oval office gets a gay make-over”
- AZ Sheriff Joe Arpaio sued by Justice Department in civil-rights probe