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"The message of today's opinion is clear: The government can't tell a church who should be teaching its religious message," said Luke Goodrich, the fund's deputy national litigation director.

Shortly after Mr. Obama took office, Mr. Perrelli recruited Mr. Gershengorn to the Justice Department from the national litigation firm of Jenner & Block, where each worked in the Washington office.

The Innocence Project is a national litigation and public policy organization dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals through DNA testing and reforming the criminal justice system to prevent future injustice.

But the remaining companies refused to settle and will contest the suits in a jury trial scheduled for September in United States District Court in Manhattan, where the national litigation was consolidated.

Jeremy M. Creelan Special Counsel for Public Integrity and Ethics Reform A partner at a national litigation firm, Mr. Creelan was an author of a 2004 report by New York University Law School widely credited with associating the term "dysfunctional" with state government.

"While it is true that the court in recent years has been prepared to uphold some programs that channel some government money into parochial schools, none of those programs have involved the transfer of this massive amount of money," said Steven R. Shapiro, national litigation director for the American Civil Liberties Union, which has fought vouchers in court.

The budget also relies on additional money from the settlement of national tobacco litigation.

If the secret court is having doubts about the state of national security litigation, it is not alone.

As for Mr. Eisenberg, he is still scratching his head over what national security litigation has become.

Originally supported with national tobacco litigation proceeds, the policies were made available to adults who earned up to twice the federal poverty level (which would be $21,780 this year).

The $7 billion New Jersey is to receive under the national tobacco litigation settlement has already been pledged to pay off borrowing for earlier budgets, and the tactic of borrowing against future revenues drew scorn from Senator Leonard Lance, the senate minority leader and the state's ranking Republican.