Supreme Court rules for high school football coach who prayed at midfield

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Official-led prayer strikes at the core of our constitutional protections for the religious liberty of students and their parents. . . .
59% : Last week, the court found that Maine cannot bar religious schools from receiving public tuition grants extended to other private schools.
54% : The Roberts court has recently been overwhelmingly protective of religious rights, and advocates said the case was another opportunity to transform decades of Supreme Court jurisprudence that started 60 years ago with the admonition that government cannot organize and promote prayer in public schools.
48% : It has also ruled that a death-row inmate must have access to a spiritual adviser at the time of execution, and that Boston is not free to reject a Christian group's request to fly its flag at city hall for fear it would appear to be an endorsement of religion, if other groups are given the privilege.

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