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Replication data for: Public Schools, Religious Establishments, and the U.S. Supreme Court
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Kevin T. McGuire, 2008, "Replication data for: Public Schools, Religious Establishments, and the U.S. Supreme Court", hdl:1902.1/12185 UNF:3:Q9lDAQtavylk1a/kZhe4tg== Kevin T. McGuire [Distributor]
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AuthorsKevin T. McGuire (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
Production Date2009
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Distributor Contactkmcguire@unc.edu
Distribution Date2008
Deposit Date2008
Replication ForKevin T. McGuire. 2009. "Public Schools, Religious Establishments, and the U.S. Supreme Court: An Examination of Policy Compliance." American Politics Research 37:50-74. doi:10.1177/1532673X08320182 article available here
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The issue of devotional activity in the public schools has long been a staple of the U.S. Supreme Court's agenda, but knowledge of the local implementation of school prayer policy remains limited to the Court's earliest decisions. To what extent are schools presently engaged in religious activities prohibited by the Court? This study addresses this question through a survey in which recent high school graduates provided data on the level and types of devotional practices in their schools. The results suggest that there continues to be resistance to the Supreme Court, especially in the South, in rural and less educated communities, and in areas with higher concentrations of conservative Christians.

KeywordsSupreme Court; religious establishment; school prayer; First Amendment; public schools; policy compliance
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