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The Family Institute of Connecticut is challenging a state policy that barred its Nativity scene display in the Capitol, claiming it violates the First Amendment. The group argues that the policy, which prohibits religious displays, constitutes viewpoint discrimination. Legal representatives are advocating for equal treatment of religious viewpoints in public forums.
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The Family Institute of Connecticut is challenging a state policy that barred its Nativity scene display in the Capitol, claiming it violates the First Amendment. The group argues that the policy, which prohibits religious displays, constitutes viewpoint discrimination. Legal representatives are advocating for equal treatment of religious viewpoints in public forums.
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