Utah Gospel Mission v. Salt Lake City Corp.

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• recognizing that a document central to the plaintiff’s claim and referred to in the complaint can be considered in resolving a motion to dismiss
• holding that land entirely conveyed to the Mormon church was no longer a public forum
• recognizing that a document central to the plaintiff’s claim and referred to in the complaint can be considered in resolving a motion to dismiss
• noting that we deem the Lemon test to be the “traditional standard” for evaluating Establishment Clause claims
• noting that courts cannot take judicial notice of documents when the documents’authenticty is disputed
• holding, on a motion to dismiss, that courts may consider “a document central to the plaintiff's claim and referred to in the complaint . . . where the document’s authenticity is not in dispute”

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