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CaseNo: STZVDSH212338, CourtCode: SM, CourtName: SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Plaintiff: SUSAN TAVE ZELMAN, State: IN Indiana, UniqueCaseRef: LCD>STZVDSH212338, Schools, Aid, Amendment, Establishment, Secondary Schools, Amicus, Clause, Funds, Sectarian, Public Schools, United States, Catholics, Religious Liberty, Protestant, Justice Brennan, Const, Common Schools, Supreme Court, Notre Dame, Washington, Special Treatment, Constitution, Becket Fund, Amicus Curiae, Prejudices, Nonsectarian, Petitioners, Massachusetts, Blaine Amendments , ContentID: 120250230

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1 . AMICUS BRIEF

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UNITED STATES
CATHOLICS
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
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BLAINE AMENDMENTS

                                     IN THE
          Supreme Court of the United States

                   Nos. 00-1751, 00-1777, 00-1779.

                   SUSAN TAVE ZELMAN, et al.,
                                   Petitioners,
                                        v.
                  DORIS SIMMONS-HARRIS, et al.,
                                   Respondents.


                         On  Writ of Certiorari to the
          United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

                 BRIEF OF THE BECKET FUND FOR
          RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AS AMICUS CURIAE
                  IN SUPPORT OF PETITIONERS
    PROF. RICHARD GARNETT  KEVIN J. HASSON*
NOTRE DAME LAW SCHOOL   ERIC W. TREENE
Notre Dame, Indiana 46556  ROMAN P. STORZER
(219) 631-6981                          ANTHONY R. PICARELLO, JR.
                                        THE BECKET FUND FOR
                                            RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
                                        1350 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
                                        Suite 605
Counsel for Amicus Curiae   Washington, D.C.  20036
*Counsel of Record                      (202) 955-0095




                       TABLE OF CONTENTS
 TABLE OF AUTHORITIES................................................iii
 INTEREST OF THE AMICUS...............................................1
 SUMMARY OF THE ARGUMENT.....................................2
 ARGUMENT..........................................................................5
 I.  THE SPECIAL TREATMENT OF PRIMARY AND
          SECONDARY SCHOOLS ARTICLULATED IN
          SOME OF THIS COURT'S ESTABLISHMENT
          CLAUSE CASES IS UNSOUND AND OWES
          MORE TO BYGONE PREJUDICES AND FEARS
          THAN TO THE COMMANDS OF THE FIRST
          AMENDMENT...........................................................5
          A.        This Court Has Often Treated Aid Involving
                    Primary and Secondary Schools as a Special
                    Analytical Category. .......................................5
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  • Supreme Court of the United States
  • United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
  • BRIEF OF THE BECKET FUND FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AS AMICUS CURIAE
  • IN SUPPORT OF PETITIONERS PROF. RICHARD GARNETT KEVIN J. HASSON*
  • Notre Dame,
  • Counsel for Amicus Curiae Washington,
  • THE SPECIAL TREATMENT OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS ARTICLULATED IN SOME OF THIS COURT'S
  • AMENDMENT
  • CONST.
  • Donald A. Giannella, Religious Liberty, Nonestablishment, and Doctrinal Development, Part II.
  • MASSACHUSETTS
  • REVISE AND AMEND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
  • believe is a misreading of historical events of the 19th Century that long has colored
  • This amicus brief traces the 19th Century efforts to bar aid to "sectarian" schools, which, y, as it has frequently done, but instead should look at this case under general Establishment
  • This brief is thus similar in certain respects to the brief Amicus submitted in Mitchell v.
  • Board of Education, 333 U.S. 203, and the separate opinion of Justice Brennan in Lemon v.
  • In the 19th Century school debates, keeping the common schools "nonsectarian" essentially
  • "nonsectarian" was understood to allow the public schools to include a form of
  • Moreover, constitutional amendments adopted in a majority of states that barred aid to
  • This Court's cases teach that an individual's own choice to use funds received through
  • This oversight led Justice Brennan to misunderstand the controversy that arose in New York
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