Cambridge Christian School is going to court do defend their right to conduct a 30-second pregame prayer over a loudspeaker after the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) refused to let them do so during a championship in December.
On Sep. 27, CCS sued the FHSAA over the latter’s alleged unlawful censorship of prayer and violation of the religious freedom of the Christian school’s players. First Liberty Institute will represent the school in the federal lawsuit, The Patriot Post details.
“This is a case about the restriction of a Christian school’s private speech through a policy and a practice that discriminates between religious and secular speech,” said Atty. Adam Foslid of the law firm of Greenberg Traurig.
Earlier this year,
On Sep. 27, CCS sued the FHSAA over the latter’s alleged unlawful censorship of prayer and violation of the religious freedom of the Christian school’s players. First Liberty Institute will represent the school in the federal lawsuit, The Patriot Post details.
“This is a case about the restriction of a Christian school’s private speech through a policy and a practice that discriminates between religious and secular speech,” said Atty. Adam Foslid of the law firm of Greenberg Traurig.
Earlier this year,