The American Lawyer, October 26, 2010 by Ginny LaRoe
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There is relatively little law on the issue of standing in this type of Establishment Clause case, and the practice of the U.S. Supreme Court has been to address the merits of these types of cases without much discussion on standing, said UC-Berkeley School of Law Professor Jesse Choper. “Considering the attitude of the present court in respect to standing and to the Establishment Clause, there’s a good possibility that they would take this up,” he said.