1963/06/17

       The supreme court, of the corporate United states, hands down Abington School District (pennsylvania) v. Schempp, declaring–via the fraudulent 14th amendment–government-run public school districts (government protected educational monopolies) may not impose recitation of the Lord’s Prayer or Bible reading on their conscript-students. 

       NOTE: In rendering this decision, the court ignored the pennsylvania constitution of 1873, article I, section 4.

       Questions:

• Might one describe a totalitarian society as one in which everything that is not forbidden is required, and everything that is not required is forbidden?
• Where in the Constitution does it explicitly state that it is the duty of the state to run the schools?

       [updated 6/7/2025]

       The supreme court, of the corporate United states, hands down Sherbert v. Verner: Via the fraudulent 14th amendment, Freedom of Religion overrides state regulations on jobless compensation claims.

       NOTE: In rendering this decision, the court ignored the south carolina constitution of 1895, article I, section 2.

       [added 6/7/2025]