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Chaplain-led courtroom prayers ruled unconstitutional | U S

(Photo: Flickr Commons/Joe Gratz) A judge has issued a decree banning a Christian Texas judge from opening his courtroom proceedings in prayer, providing a legal victory to a prominent secular legal organization.Â The Freedom from Religion Foundation, a Wisconsin-based nonprofit established to promote a strict separation of church and state, won a challenge to prohibit Judge Wayne Mack, a justice of the peace from an area north of Houston in Montgomery County, from opening his courtroom with non-mandatory chaplain-led prayer.Â U.S. District Judge Kenneth Hoyt ruled on May 21 in favor of FRFF and anonymous local attorney âJohn Roe,â who has appeared in Mackâs courtroom at least 20 times and witnessed the chaplain-led prayers.Â

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Federal Grand Jury Charges Arlington Lawyer with Paying Underage Victims for Sex

April 29, 2021 at 2:00pm A federal grand jury has indicted an Arlington lawyer on charges related to paying underage girls for sex. Matthew Erausquin, 46, was arrested in November after a 1.5-year-long investigation. He was charged in Alexandria federal court with sex trafficking minors, producing child pornography, and charges related to transporting or forcing victims to cross state lines for sex. If convicted, he faces between 15 years to a lifetime in prison, although sentences for federal crimes are typically shorter than the maximum penalties, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia said in a press release. “The defendant allegedly used his money and power to sexually exploit minors,” said Raj Parekh, Acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. “We remain steadfast in our commitment to holding accountable those who prey on and victimize children, and to seeking justice for society’s most vulnerable members.”

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Ex-gay pastor can t sue Vimeo for removing church s account, appeals court rules

(Photo: Flickr Commons/Joe Gratz) A federal appellate court has ruled that an ex-gay Southern California pastor and his Christian ministry cannot take legal action against the online video hosting platform Vimeo after his account was removed for promoting “sexual orientation change efforts.” The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled last week that Pastor James Domen and his Church United cannot sue Vimeo due to the company’s immunity under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which Big Tech companies often use to evade liability for content on their websites. The Second Circuit agreed with U.S. Magistrate Judge Stewart Aaron’s January 2020 decision that Vimeo deleted the church’s account because it violated the platform’s content policies barring the promotion of “SOCE,” which is often derisively called “conversion therapy.”

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El pastor ex-gay no puede demandar a Vimeo por eliminar la cuenta de la iglesia, dictamina la corte de apelaciones

El pastor ex-gay no puede demandar a Vimeo por eliminar la cuenta de la iglesia, dictamina la corte de apelaciones
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