| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But if one grants that peer pressure can qualify as a form of coercion, then the Doe decision certainly was a victory for religious freedom.) But Garry believes Doe and other cases indicate that courts have applied the Establishment Clause, in a way that has often muted or negated religious liberty. . .. [F]ree speech issues are given a more favorable standard of review.
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