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inlawrev-3069	Caress, Timothy C.	Is Justice Kennedy the Supreme Court's Lone Advocate for the Coercion Element in Establishment Clause Jurisprudence? An Analysis of Lee v. Weisman	1993	20	.pdf	application/pdf	8812	466	55	*' Accordingly, Blackmun's sole disagreement with Justice Ken- nedy's reasoning is that Kennedy requires that coercion be present and Blackmun does not.^ Blackmun stated that [a]lthough our precedents make clear that proof of government coercion is not necessary to prove an Establishment Clause violation, it is sufficient. Therefore, it is evident that Kennedy is likely to be thoughtful and practical when determining whether a challenged practice crosses the line from being merely offensive or ir- ritating to being an impermissible form of government coercion of religion.	cache/inlawrev-3069.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3069.txt