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In the State of Texas, there was a district judge who was notorious for his devotion as a Roman Catholic. Every day, he would attend mass and would pray countless times a day. He is also often seen wearing a rosary around his neck. Driven by his faith, one day, this judge urged a friend in the legislative to pass a state law directing courts to erect a cross at the front of the sala, just behind where the judge sits so that he may be guided by the Lord while he hears cases. Moreover, it was also dictated that every court hearing be preceded by a short prayer to invoke the guidance of God during the proceedings. Is the state law constitutional?

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Constitutional Law (United States) using the IRAC form.

Introduction

The law practised by separate states in the United States is known as state law. The state

has the authority to enact laws that govern its operations. Some state laws, however, may be

unconstitutional. Using the IRAC format, the study describes a constitutional law issue.



Issue

In the State of Texas, there was a district judge who was notorious for his devotion as a

Roman Catholic. Every day, he would attend mass and would pray countless times a day. He is

also often seen wearing a rosary around his neck. Driven by his faith, one day, this judge urged a

friend in the legislative to pass a state law directing courts to erect a cross at the front of the sala,

just behind where the judge sits so that he may be guided by the Lord while he hears cases.

Moreover, it was also dictated that every court hearing be preceded by a short prayer to invoke

the guidance of God during the proceedings. Is the state law constitutional?



Rule

The verdict under state law is unconstitutional. The first amendment to the United States

Constitution guarantees every individual the right and freedom to practise their faith. The

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