A federal judge says South Carolina must stop marketing and making license plates that feature the image of a cross and the words "I Believe." A federal judge issued a temporary injunction during a court hearing Thursday after opponents said the plates violate the separation of church and state.
U.S. District Judge Cameron McGowan Currie said the case needs to be heard in court. In the meantime, the judge said the Department of Motor Vehicles cannot take any more orders for the plates.
Department spokeswoman Beth Parks said the agency stopped taking orders more than a month ago, after it collected the 400 needed to cover the cost of making the plates. She said they are in production, and none has shipped.
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