Judge Roy Moore and The Ten Commandments Monument - A Timeline (ACLU Prompted Removal)

Judge Roy Moore And The Ten Commandemtn Monuments Lawsuit - A Time Line:

8/25/2003	Chief Justice Moore Suspended
8/22/2003	Freedom at Stake in Moore Fight
8/18/2003	Chief Justice Moore's Poem at Rally
8/18/2003	Moore Defies Federal Order to Remove Ten Commandments
8/18/2003	Nation Rallies for Moore
8/12/2003	Chief Justice Moore Receives Ultimatum to Abandon “Laws of God”
6/6/2003	Appeals Court Weighs Moore Arguments
6/1/2003	162,000 Join Moore Petition
5/1/2003	Moore Appeal Set for June
2/1/2003	E-Army Delivers for Moore
1/7/2003	Federal Judge Allows Chief Justice Moore’s Ten Commandments Monument to Stay…For Now
12/20/2002	Chief Justice Moore Given New Ultimatum: Remove Monument by January 3
11/21/2002	Dr. D. James Kennedy's Statement Regarding the Ruling Against Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore.
10/23/2002	Moore Refutes Expert Witness
10/18/2002	Moore Trial Enters Fourth Day
10/9/2002	Poll: Alabama Supports Chief Justice Moore, Ten Commandments
4/1/2002	Anger Greets Moore Opinion In Homosexual Custody Suit
2/1/2002	Trial Date Set for Moore Suit
1/7/2002	Electronic Army Mobilizes for Moore
1/2/2002	Titus Explains ACLU Plan to Sue Judge Moore
1/1/2002	ACLU, Allies, Bring Suit Against Chief Justice Moore
11/5/2001	Chief Justice Roy Moore Sued by ACLU, Americans United for Separation
11/1/2001	No Lawsuit Yet Against Moore
10/4/2001	Chief Justice Moore Puts God's Law in Alabama Court
9/1/2001	Moore Puts God's Law In Alabama Supreme Court
9/1/2001	Moore Advisors Answer Ten Commandments Critics
8/10/2001	Chief Justice Roy Moore: Solid as a Rock
4/1/2001	Moore Leads Conference Lineup
3/1/2001	Judge Moore Elected Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice
7/1/1999	Anonymous Complaint Leads to Ethics Probe of Moore
2/1/1998	Moore Case Asks God's Place
4/1/1997	Judge Moore Keeps Prayer, Ten Commandments In Court

Take the Poll

Do you agree with a federal judge's ruling last week that a Ten Commandments monument at the Alabama Judicial Building violates the Constitution's ban on government establishment of religion and must be removed?
Yes	11.6%	52
No	87.9%	393
No Opinion	0.4%	2

While fighting the libs directly, someone in Alabama should outflank them. If explicit references to God are unconstitutional for the state Judicial branch then wouldn't the same be unconstitutional for the state Executive branch? Yet your allegedly GOP governor want to raise your taxes 22% and has explicitly blamed God's laws for his increase. Someone should file a suit with the same federal judge that ruled against the commandments seeking to block this similarly unconstitutional tax hike! In truth God is on the right side of both issues; the wayward Gov. seems to have forgotten what was supposed to be rendered unto Caesar. Turning the tools of the godless against them would be divine irony.

" Turning the tools of the godless against them would be divine irony."

That is precisely how God works.

Remember the kidnapped child brought before Solomon?

Surely, someone in Judge Moore's camp has been inspired.

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