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"New Hampshire's Supreme Court has left intact a state law that creates a business education tax credit to fund scholarships to private schools.In its unanimous ruling Thursday, the justices vacated a lower court ruling that deemed unconstitutional part of the law making religious school students eligible for scholarships.The program was passed in 2012 by Republican lawmakers who overrode a veto by then-Gov. John Lynch, a Democrat.Gov. Maggie Hassan, also a Democrat, made repeal of the law a priority, but Republicans blocked repeal efforts.Program supporters said it promotes educational freedom and choice for low-income families. Opponents said taxpayer money shouldn't go to private schools, and said it's unconstitutional to divert public funds to religious schools.The justices didn't rule on the merits of the law, but instead ruled that challengers to the law failed to identify any personal injury they suffered. The justices said the challengers had no right to sue in the first place."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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