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Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to decieve!
- Sir Walter Scott
Intelligent Design a Sham says Judge

In a much anticipated decision, Judge Jones ruled that Intelligent Design was a sham and not good science.  His ruling in Dover, Pennsylvania, prohibits the teaching of Intelligent Design as an alternative to evolution.  The decision has implications for science and for the ability of U.S. courts to define and apply science and expert testimony.

Analysis of the decision later.


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