Lawsuit Information

Update September 20, 2007- The hearing scheduled for 10:00 am Monday at the federal court house in Los Angeles has been postponed.  The judge S. James Otero has determined he will need more time to review the motions for summary judgment.  The trial scheduled for November is also now postponed to a later undetermined date.  It will be scheduled after the hearing on the motions of summary judgment. Please keep Judge Otero in pray for God to give him wisdom. Below are the motions presented.

PLAINTIFFS' STATEMENT OF GENUINE ISSUES IN OPPOSITION TO UC'S STATEMENT OF UNCONTROVERTED FACTS AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW

PLAINTIFFS' OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR PARTIAL SUMMARY JUDGMENT

PLAINTIFFS' REPLY IN SUPPORT OF MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT

PLAINTIFFS' DECLARATION OF JONATHAN McCANTS

Suit against University of California: Unusual Clash Between Creed and CurriculumPublisher: The Associated Press, By: Michelle Locke, First published: January 04, 2007
Online at The Roundtable on Religion & Social Welfare Policy-Impartial News and Analysis of Faith-Based Social Services from the Rockefeller Institute of Government, State University of New York

Victory for Calvary Chapel Christian School and ACSI Against U.C. School System:
Today, the Federal District Court in Los Angeles issued a favorable ruling for Calvary Chapel Christian School ( Murrieta , CA ) and the Association of Christian Schools International ("ACSI"). The UC School System and the State of California asked the Court to dismiss all the causes of action in the case. Although the Court granted limited relief to the UC School System, the vast majority of the case will proceed forward. August 9, 2006

Christian Themes Split UC, High Schools
By Marla Jo Fisher- The Orange County Register,Sunday, August 20, 2006

Strange Standards
By Lynn Vincent - WORLD Magazine, November 26, 2005- Vol. 20, No. 46

University Is Accused of Bias Against Christian Schools
By Carolyn Marshall- The New York Times, November 20, 2005

These Courses Are Condemned
By Naomi Schaefer Riley- The Wall Street Journal, October 28, 2005; Page W15

Legal Legislative Update
from ACSI - Fall 2005