Tennessee AG: ‘In God We Trust’ License Plate Law Would be Unconstitutional

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Tennessee lawmakers are considering a bill that would require vehicle registration plates to bear the country’s national motto “In God We Trust.” Would such a law pass constitutional muster? The state’s attorney general doesn’t think so. Reports the Tennessean: At the request of [a lawmaker who sponsored the bill], Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery III […]

(via WSJ)

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