Dover Trial Ends
Well, the trial in Dover is over and the judge has promised to render his decision by the end of the year or early January.
Gee I wish I had his job. Do you suppose he has any other decisions to render in this time frame? Its going to take him somewhere between 6 and 10 weeks to render a 10 or 20 page decision with a few references? Like I said, I wish I had his job.
As to what he will decide, who knows? When this all started I said the most that could be hoped for was a decision that the Dover School Board’s decision was religiously based. I guess the worst would be some sort of declaration that it’s ok to mention and/or teach Intelligent Design.
I still suspect a very narrow decision related to the Dover board itself and I now suspect that any decision will be appealed looking for a reversal and/or a decision of wider scope.
I don’t see any way, given the evidence, that the judge can find the school board’s actions constitutional, but I’m biased. Like I said, I wish I had his job.
Gee I wish I had his job. Do you suppose he has any other decisions to render in this time frame? Its going to take him somewhere between 6 and 10 weeks to render a 10 or 20 page decision with a few references? Like I said, I wish I had his job.
As to what he will decide, who knows? When this all started I said the most that could be hoped for was a decision that the Dover School Board’s decision was religiously based. I guess the worst would be some sort of declaration that it’s ok to mention and/or teach Intelligent Design.
I still suspect a very narrow decision related to the Dover board itself and I now suspect that any decision will be appealed looking for a reversal and/or a decision of wider scope.
I don’t see any way, given the evidence, that the judge can find the school board’s actions constitutional, but I’m biased. Like I said, I wish I had his job.
posted by Alencon at 12:48 PM
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