The Good News/Good Sports Club v. School District Of The City Of Ladue

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• holding unconstitutional a school use policy that prohibited Good News Club from meeting during times when the Boy Scouts could meet
• holding unconstitutional a school use policy that prohibited Good News Club from meeting during times when the Boy Scouts could meet
• no excessive entanglement where, in applying open-access school use policy, school would not have to distinguish among types of groups wanting to use school
• incidental benefits to religion from policy of allowing group access to school property were secondary to primary effect of providing neutral forum for exchange of ideas
• no excessive entanglement where, in applying open-access school use policy, school would not have to distinguish among types of groups wanting to use school
• no excessive entanglement where, in applying open-access school use policy, school would not have to distinguish among types of groups wanting to use school

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).