Across
- 1. The chief justice at the time of the case.
- 2. Abington v. Schempp was used as precedent in this important case.
- 4. This US president and hunter was cited as supporting church-state separation.
- 6. Ellery Schempp read from this Muslim holy text as a protest.
- 10. After reading the Bible, students were required to recite this.
- 13. Wrote a 73-page concurrence.
- 15. This district court ruled in favor of the Schempps twice.
- 16. A case cited as precedent in the majority decision.
- 17. The plaintiff in Murray v. Curlett, which was also ruled on by the court.
- 18. The Supreme Court issued this ruling.
Down
- 1. The Schempps argued that the Pennsylvania law was a violation of this clause.
- 3. Due to protests over Engel v. Vitale, the Supreme Court granted this writ.
- 5. The only justice to issue a dissent in the case.
- 7. The Supreme Court made its decision based on its interpretation of this amendment.
- 8. The respondent in the case.
- 9. This justice was cited by Brennan in his concurrence.
- 11. The religion the Schempps belonged to. Also the religion Colin belongs to.
- 12. The Supreme Court remanded the case after the Pennsylvania legislature did this.
- 14. Pennsylvania students were required to read from this book in school.
