The Volokh Conspiracy - Breyer's God and Bright-Line Rules:

A New York attorney of my acquaintance observed the following:

At one point in his concurring opinion in the Texas 10 commandments display case, Justice Breyer refers to "the Diety." He spells it "Deity" elsewhere in the opinion. Apparently bright-line rules are not appropriate in this sensitive area.

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Discussion on the Ten Commandments Cases at SCOTUSblog:
Divisiveness and the Ten Commandments Cases:
"Crossover Sensation, Justice Breyer":

	[Juan Non-Volokh, June 27, 2005 at 4:54pm] Trackbacks Breyer's God and Bright-Line Rules: A New York attorney of my acquaintance observed the following: At one point in his concurring opinion in the Texas 10 commandments display case, Justice Breyer refers to "the Diety." He spells it "Deity" elsewhere in the opinion. Apparently bright-line rules are not appropriate in this sensitive area. All Related Posts (on one page) \| Some Related Posts: Justice Scalia and Monotheism: Breyer's God and Bright-Line Rules: Coming Soon to a Ninth Circuit Near You:... Discussion on the Ten Commandments Cases at SCOTUSblog: Divisiveness and the Ten Commandments Cases: "Crossover Sensation, Justice Breyer":