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Court Upholds Moment of Silence

Georgia’s moment of silence law has been declared constitutional by a U.S. District Court. Monday’s ruling by a judge in Atlanta came almost one year after a suburban Atlanta teacher walked off the job to protest a 60-second period of “quiet reflection.” Brian Bown, the teacher, has vowed to appeal.

August 2, 1995
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Georgia’s moment of silence law has been declared constitutional by a U.S. District Court.

Monday’s ruling by a judge in Atlanta came almost one year after a suburban Atlanta teacher walked off the job to protest a 60-second period of “quiet reflection.”

Brian Bown, the teacher, has vowed to appeal.

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