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Publication Date: 1979-Jan
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Government Neutrality and Separation of Church and State: Tuition Tax Credits.
Harvard Law Review, v92 n3 p696-717 Jan 1979
The constitutionality of a national tuition tax credit plan is examined with specific reference to questions that are raised under the religion clauses of the First Amendment. Recommendations are made for government plans that avoid the church-state conflict and maintain government neutrality. (BH)
Descriptors: Church Related Colleges, Constitutional Law, Court Doctrine, Educational Finance, Federal Aid, Federal Programs, Financial Support, Government Role, Government School Relationship, Opinions, Parochial Schools, Private Colleges, Private School Aid, State Church Separation, Tax Credits, Taxes, Tuition
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Language: English
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