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

   

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