[1] She is responsible for ideological and strategic direction, organizational development, activities coordination, and daily administration of the JDL.
Martin Brauer as "showing a lack of respect for every American who doesn't share his brand of religion".
[12] She filed the suit three weeks after Lancaster voters supported a ballot vote to allow the prayers.
[10] In June 2011, Judge Dale S. Fischer of the U.S. Central District Court found against her and her co-plaintiff in a bench trial.
[11] In March 2013, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, including District Judge Jack Zouhary, and Circuit Judges Alfred T. Goodwin and Diarmuid F. O’Scannlain, affirmed the district court ruling against her, upholding Lancaster’s prayer policy as not affecting an unconstitutional establishment of religion.