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Newdow v.
U.S., No. 00-16423 (June 26, 2002) — The words "under God"
in the Pledge of Allegiance are unconstitutional. Opinion —
Alfred T. Goodwin Commentary — Jon Roland| Home » Founding Documents » Court Decisions |
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Maintained: Constitution Society Original date: 2002 June 29 — Updated: 2002 June 29 |
