914 F.
Supp. 828 - Dist. Court, ND New York, 1996
...
the plaintiff's participation in the FRP on his learning, knowing,
believing, and/or working with the "Twelve Steps of Alcoholics
Anonymous," an allegedly ... However, courts must remain
cognizant that not "every state action implicating religion is
invalid if one or a few citizens find it ...
904 F.
Supp. 582 - Dist. Court, ND Texas, 1995
...
The US Magistrate Judge found there was no established legal
principle that the 12-Step Alcoholics Anonymous Program was a forced
indoctrination of religion, or the required adoption of any
particular religious preference in violation of any First Amendment
right to free ...
118 F.
Supp. 2d 298 - Dist. Court, ND New York, 2000
...
secular purpose; (2) whether it advances or inhibits religion in its
principal or primary effect; and (3) whether it fosters excessive
entanglement with religion. ... eg, Warner, 115 F.3d at 1076 n. 8 (2d
Cir.1996)(holding that because the Plaintiff was sent to Alcoholics
Anonymous as a ...
24 P.
3d 1091, 106 Wash. App. 625 - Wash: Court of Appeals, 1st …, 2001
...
Garcia primarily argues that the chemical dependency treatment
program requires that he participate in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
classes, which he ... The Establishment Clause guarantees that the
"government may not coerce anyone to support or participate in
religion or its ...
852 F.
Supp. 798 - Dist. Court, SD Iowa, 1994
... In
the "Discussion" section of the opinion, however, the court
discusses whether Alcoholics Anonymous "constitutes a religion"
and "rejects plaintiff's assertions that the state improperly
established a religion and that the defendants imposed a religion on
him." Id. at 1017. ...
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