Intelligent Design Special Legal Update: Federal Court Throws Out Evolution Disclaimer Ruling in Georgia

Intelligent Design the Future

May 26 2006 | 00:09:03

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Show Notes

For more information about the Selman vs. Cobb Co. trial visit our trial resource page here. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has thrown out the trial court decision ruling that evolution disclaimers on science textbooks were unconstitutional. In a unanimous decision the federal three-judge panel — including both Democratic and Republican appointees — stopped short of deciding the constitutionality of the stickers, and instead sent the case back to the trial court judge with instructions to hold more evidentiary hearings on the issue.

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