-Lambs Chapel v. Center Moriches Union Free School Dist., 508 U5, 384: The U5, Supreme Court held that it was unconstitutional to exclude a group from school fadlities after school hours based on its religious viewpoints. It also held that a public schoaol may not exdude showing films that come from a religious perspective on school property. -Rosenberger v. Rector and Visitors of Univ. of Va,, 515 U.5. 819, 829 The Supreme Court held that the University violated the Free Speech Clause when they refused to fund a student publication of a particular religious viewpoint. -Cornelius v. NAACP Legal Defense & Ed. Fund, Inc., 473 US. 788, 80&: The Supreme Court held that restriction cannot discriminate against speech based on viewpoint and be reasonable in light of the forum's purpose. \"Widmar v. Vincent, 454 5. 263, 272-273 and n.13: The LL5. Supreme Court held that refusal to oblige with voluntary student religious meetings violates one's right to a public forum under the Fourteenth Amendment and the refusal to accommodate religious meetings unconstitutionally violates the freedom of speech. The above-listed cases including Good News had similar defenses to Milford's on violating the Establishment Clause, the courts rejected. The court's findings were that the activities were not conducted during school hours, sponsored by the school, and it was open to the public. Milford made the forum available to other organizations which conduded the courts' decision to reject Milford's defense on precedent. Milford did not convince the Court to depart from precedent cases for their decision