Jane Hawley Eileen Roberts and David Finley v. City of Cleveland Director of Port Control Catholic Diocese of Cleveland and Bishop Anthony M. Pilla

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• concluding that an airport chapel \serves the secular purpose of accommodating the religious needs of travellers and providing them with a place for rest and comfort\
• concluding that an airport chapel “serves the secular purpose of accommodating the religious needs of travellers and providing them with a place for rest and The Honorable Phil Ring - Page 12 (GA-0252) comfort”
• finding no good cause when the plaintiff “fail[ed] to explain why she did not 25 seek or could not have obtained [the new evidence] before the ALJ Hearing”
• “[P]laintiffs cannot justify their failure to invoke Rule 10(c) merely by asserting that to do so would have led to disputes with opposing counsel.”
• a city's lease of space in its airport for a chapel did not violate the Establishment Clause
• a city’s lease of space in its airport for a chapel did not violate the Establishment Clause

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