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Joshua A. Skinner – Texas Government/Cities/Municipalities Lawyers – Joshua Skinner and the Candy Cane Case

Filed Jun 27 2012 in: Religion > Christianity by: Atheist At Large

http://www.superlawyers.com/texas/article/Joshua-Skinner-and-the-Candy-Cane-Case/89bfbe2f-2779-415b-b333-8a4e59592510.html

This case is known as the “jesus pencil” case or the “candy cane” case
This is probably the most complete source for this that I could find
Go figure it happens in Texas


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