You are hereSelman v. Cobb County: The Textbook Disclaimer Case
Summary of the caseIn March 2002, the Cobb County School District in Georgia voted to insert the label below on the inside front cover of biology and other science textbooks.
Coppedge v. JPL
In April 2010, David Coppedge sued his employer, Cal Tech’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). In March 2011, the suit was amended to include wrongful termination as he was laid off in January of 2011. Pamela Hensley v. Johnston County Board of Education
In 2004, Pamela Hensley was teaching evolution in her 8th grade science class in a small community several miles outside of Selma, North Carolina, when a "lively" discussion ensued with her students. Parents of one of the students wrote a letter to the Principal charging that Ms. Hensley was rude to their daughter and gave her a poor grade in retaliation for her religious views. The parents wrote that it was their intention "to rid our school system of" Ms. C. Martin Gaskell v. University of Kentucky
On July 10, 2009, C. Martin Gaskell filed a complaint with the U.S. District Court in Kentucky against the University of Kentucky, alleging that he was turned down for the position of Director of the MacAdam Student Observatory on the basis of his religious beliefs and his expression of those beliefs. On November 23, 2010, the court denied the defendant's and the plaintiff's requests for summary judgment, which sets the stage for a jury trial. Freshwater Termination
John Freshwater, an eighth-grade science teacher for the Mount Vernon School District, had been the subject of an investigation commissioned by the Board of Education after student and teacher complaints. The Board determined that Freshwater had proselytized in class, had taught creationism, omitted required material on evolution, and had branded students using a Tesla coil. Stephen & Jenifer Dennis, the parents of one child who had been branded with a Christian cross, filed suit against Freshwater and the district. Discovery Institute v. California Science Center
This page collects the legal documents from the case Discovery Institute v. California Science Center All the legal documentation available to us for this case is provided at the bottom of this page. It is arranged in chronological order. Related Off-Site MaterialLA Times: California Science Center is sued for canceling a film promoting intelligent design American Freedom Alliance v. California Science Center et al.
This page collects the legal documents from the case American Freedom Alliance v. California Science Center et al. All the legal documentation available to us for this case is provided at the bottom of this page. It is arranged in chronological order. Pages
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