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SUPREME COURT DEBATES CROSS CASE FRAUGHT WITH THORNS

October 8, 2009

The Supreme Court debated Wednesday whether the government can maintain a cross in a national preserve to honor fallen soldiers or whether an official display of this Christian symbol violates the First Amendment's ban on an establishment of religion.



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