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NASA Jet Lab Intelligent Design Discrimination Case Moving Forward

Non-Technical - Mar 12, 2012 - by Henry B. Smith Jr. MA

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Excerpt A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled that a jury will decide whether NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) unlawfully discriminated against a former employee for discussing the scientific theory of intelligent design (ID) at work. Continue reading

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David Coppedge, a 14-year JPL veteran and team lead computer administrator on the Cassini Mission to Saturn, was demoted for lending ID-related DVDs to coworkers, behavior that one JPL complainant called "harassment," and another branded "pushing religion." After he filed suit to vindicate his free expression rights, JPL terminated Coppedge.

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