In a case concerning this subject, Antonin Scalia outlined the destruction caused by “the bulldozer of its social engineering” in response to Anthony Kennedy's formulation of the coercion test. In a majority opinion, the Rehnquist court argued against the legality of this subject in the 1992 case Lee v. Weisman. The “most hated woman in America,” who was murdered in 1995, was the mother of a plaintiff in a case concerning this subject in Abington, Pennsylvania. (-5[2])After a 1962 case, Ellery Schempp and (*) Madalyn Murray O'Hair protested this practice. Potter Stewart was the sole dissenter in a case concerning this practice at public schools that (0[1]-5[1])found it (10[1])to violate the Establishment Clause, Engel v. Vitale. The Supreme Court debated whether a moment of silence is an alternative to, for 10 points, what practice in which students may be instructed to recite the Bible? ■END■ (10[2])