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July 4, 2020 · 7:44 pm

Montana Department of Revenue rule prohibiting families from using state scholarships at religious schools violates Free Exercise Clause


Opinion:
KENDRA ESPINOZA, ET AL.,
v.
MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE,
ET AL.

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