Arch R. Everson

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Arch R. Everson was the New Jersey taxpayer who challenged state-funded transportation for parochial school students in the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Everson v. Board of Education, which helped define the modern interpretation of the Establishment Clause.

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instanceOf litigant
person
taxpayer
caseCitation Everson v. Board of Education
surface form: Everson v. Board of Education, 330 U.S. 1 (1947)
caseDecidedBy Supreme Court of the United States
caseDecisionYear 1947
challengedPolicyOf Ewing Public Schools
surface form: Ewing Township Board of Education
constitutionalProvisionAppliedVia Fourteenth Amendment
surface form: Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
constitutionalProvisionInvoked First Amendment to the United States Constitution
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
governmentProgramChallenged reimbursement of transportation costs for children attending parochial schools
helpedDefine modern interpretation of the Establishment Clause
helpedEstablish principle of separation of church and state in U.S. constitutional law
historicalSignificance involved in a landmark Establishment Clause case
legalAction challenged state-funded transportation for parochial school students
legalClaimBasis Establishment Clause
surface form: Establishment Clause of the First Amendment
legalIssue application of the Establishment Clause to state and local governments
constitutionality of public aid that indirectly benefits religious schools
notableFor Everson v. Board of Education
opposed public reimbursement of bus fares for parochial school students
partyInCase Everson v. Board of Education
religiousContext parochial (religious) schools
residence New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey
roleInLawsuit plaintiff
stateInvolved New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey

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