"Despite the decision of Judge Anderson to permit these religious practices to occur before a final adjudication of the merits, they are clearly violative of the constitutional mandate of separation of church and state," said Monica Miller, an attorney with the Appignani Humanist Legal Center. "Previous federal court rulings have been clear on that point."
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