The decision in Salazar v.Buono (2010) is an example of the Supreme Court being asked to:

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Salazar v. Buono involved a dispute over a religious symbol on public land, which raised questions about the interpretation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. The Supreme Court was asked to interpret the clause and determine whether the display violated the separation of church and state. Salazar v. Buono dealt specifically with the issue of whether a cross erected on federal land to honor fallen soldiers violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. The Supreme Court was tasked with interpreting this clause and ultimately ruled that the cross did not violate the clause, but rather that moving it would constitute a violation of religious freedom and be seen as hostile to religion.

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