Docket #15-012: Lawmaking with Dignity

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Coming up this episode:

California’s legislature has sent a bill legalizing end of life treatment to the desk of Governor Jerry Brown, a Catholic who once planned to become a priest. Whether he will sign or veto the bill is a mystery, which I assume will soon be added to the Rosary;
A Texas judge sentences a man to marry his girlfriend or face jail time; because, you know, family values.
The Oklahoma Capitol preservation Society has again been ordered to remove a ten commandments monument from the capitol grounds. Naturally, the group sees this new court order as persecution and a violation of the Establishment Clause. And no, that was not a typo.
And, lastly, the “Teens React To…” web series may soon have one more topic for their videos.

I’m Oliver, I just made a joke that only the tiniest segment of lapsed Catholics will get, and you’re listening to episode 15-012 of All Too Common Law.

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