As such, the case will proceed in lower courts. The plaintiffs brought the case after a government-sponsored vigil held in response to a local shooting appeared to be “endorsing a specific religion in violation of the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause.”
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SCOTUS Declines to Block Suit Brought By Atheists Unhappy with Prayer Vigil
The Supreme Court will not intervene in a lawsuit brought by atheists in Ocala, Florida who said a 2014 prayer vigil was unconstitutional. So reports CNN.
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