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SCOTUS Rules Forty Foot ‘Peace Cross’ Can Remain on State Property in Maryland

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a 40 foot "peace cross" commemorating the men from a suburban Maryland town who died in World War I can remain on state property.

 

June 20 2019

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SCOTUS Rules Forty Foot 'Peace Cross' Can Remain on State Property in Maryland

SCOTUS ruled that a 40 foot "peace cross" commemorating the men from a suburban Maryland town who died in World War I can remain on state property. Read More

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SCOTUS Rules Forty Foot ‘Peace Cross’ Can Remain on State Property in Maryland SCOTUS Rules Forty Foot ‘Peace Cross’ Can Remain on State Property in Maryland Reviewed by Diogenes on June 20, 2019 Rating: 5

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