[jwalsh07]

He almost certainly win in court, after spending his time and money, and dealing with the frustration.

Given that his declaration was discriminating against religion he would lose in court since he was a state paid employee announcing on a state paid for web site his intentions to discriminate based on religion.

Give it a shot.

[Dominic Harr]

Given that his declaration was discriminating against religion he would lose in court since he was a state paid employee announcing on a state paid for web site his intentions to discriminate based on religion.

• Did he make the reccommendation in the name of the University?

  or

• Did he make the reccommendation in his own name?

Tell me, are you aware of any case in which someone has been successfully sued over their personal criteria for letters of reccommendation?

Unless you can point me to an example, this concept sounds like just a fantasy in your mind.