For the first time since filing his appeal, suspended Chief Justice Roy Moore is talking about his decision to take his Ten Commandments case to the nation's highest court. Moore is also explaining his reasons for appealing the case, and why he's concerned over the amount of power judges have.
He arrives at the Alabama Forestry Association to begin the first of several interviews. Suspended Chief Justice Roy Moore is bringing is message home after spending days talking about his Ten Commandments case in other cities. Now, he's uncertain whether the high court will hear his appeal because it only accepts a small per cent age of cases each year.
"Do you really think this case will be one of that small per cent age? I think it should be. For forty years there's been no standard rule. District courts all over this land have rendered different rulings on these issues."
And, that's his main argument to the high court. He says there are too many judges issuing too many different rulings regarding this first amendment, separation of church and state issue. "Take for example the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals recently struck down the law which is the Pledge of Allegiance because it had under God in it. We have 'In God we Trust' on our money by national law. Will they then start taking that off the money, and that out of the pledge, and that off our national motto and out of the national anthem because it has God in it?"
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