Newdow v. Eagen
The Congressional Chaplains Case
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U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia | |
08-27-2002 | Rev. Dr. Michael Newdow (Plaintiff) files Original Complaint against Congress and its officers, responsible for paying the salaries of the congressional chaplains. The complaint alleges that congressional chaplains violate the Establishment Clause. |
11-21-2002 | The Congressional Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss (needs work #2) filed. |
11-22-2002 | The United States’ Motion to Dismiss (needs work #3) filed. |
12-13-2002 | Plaintiff’s Opposition to Motions to Dismiss (needs work #4) filed. |
01-16-2003 | Reply Memorandum of Senate Defendants filed. |
01-16-2003 | Reply Memorandum of United States filed. |
03-24-2004 | District Court Judge Kennedy issues Grant of Motions to Dismiss. |
05-12-2003 | Plaintiff files Amended Complaint (needs work #5). |
05-16-2003 | The United States’ Motion to Dismiss Amended Complaint filed. |
U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia | |