The legal appeal to a 2003 Texas law mandating a moment of silence in school is going to the 5th US Circuit court of Appeals this fall. A North Texas couple are appealing the law upheld by a Federal district court, contending that the moment of silence is advancing religion, while the Texas attorney general will argue that the law is allowing students to, "reflect, pray, (or) mediate."
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