Legislative Prayer is a constitutional practice in which formal prayer is offered at the beginning of legislative sessions, distinguished from other forms of state-sponsored religious expression by its historical rootedness in legislative tradition and its permissible accommodation under the Establishment Clause when consistent with the principles outlined in Marsh v. Chambers.
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Christian Legislative Prayers and Christian Nationalism
Caroline Mala Corbin · 2019 · 15 citations · Full text
School prayer: the Court, the Congress, and the First Amendment
Choice Reviews Online · 1994 · 12 citations
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