Skylar
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The standards of eligibility are set by the law. Not the religion of the clerk. The clerk doesn't get to make up a religious test that eligibilty citizens must meet before they are allowed state services.
Well its a good thing then that she didn't give them a religious test. IF she did prove it.
Those who ddidn't pass her 'religious convictions' couldn't get their license. That's a religious test she doesn't the authority to make up.
As demonstrated by all the jail time and the perfect record of failure in court.
I already showed you links and explained in detail why it is true that the judge relented.
None of the links you've offered say a thing about the judge allowing her to have her name removed from the licenses. I don't think 'well reported' means what you think it means.
Because so far, your version of 'well reported' is just you making shit up.
Show me. Or admit you've been lying this whole time. Its one or the other. As we're way past you making a mistake.