· 6/8/1994
O'CONNOR v. State of Cal.
Citations
- 855 F. Supp. 303
- 1994 WL 278532
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- finding no Establishment Clause violation where person convicted of drunk driving has a choice over what programs to attend in order to satisfy probation terms, including self-help programs that do not use any concept of \spirituality\ to treat alcohol-related problems
- finding no Establishment Clause violation where person convicted of drunk driving has a choice over what programs to attend in order to satisfy probation terms, including self-help programs that do not use any concept of “spirituality’ to treat alcohol-related problems
- finding no Establishment Clause violation where a person convicted of drunk driving had a choice over what programs to attend in order to satisfy probation terms, including self-help programs that do not use any concept of “spirituality” to treat alcohol-related problems
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Judges: Taylor
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