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Jenna: new legal questions today after a national atheist group filed a lawsuit against the state of pennsylvania for declaring 2012 the year of the bible. the group is called freedom from religion foundation. they claim that the resolution amounts to state-sponsored religion and therefore is unconstitutional. that is not all. the group adds that the bible contains, quote, violent, sexist, and racist models of behavior that the members of this group find personally repugnant. the sponsor of the resolution, a local lawmaker, disagrees saying quote. it recognizes the significant impact the bible...

Parole if they're found guilty of murder? that is the issue playing out today in the supreme court. the justices will hear two cases. one involves evan miller who beat a neighbor and then set his trailer on fire, killing him. the other involves a 14-year-old who received life without parole for a murder back in 1999. a murder he witnessed. not one where he pulled the trigger. those are the two cases they're hearing. there are big questions ahead of the justices today. lis wiehl, former federal prosecutor and fox legal analyst. frred tecce, former federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorne...

Not guilty to the attempted murder charge. he claims partygoers were drinking heavily and he was attacked and kicked as he was leaving the party. christopher sullivan received a purple pell heart after surviving war zone remains paralyzed from the neck down. relatives say that he confronted jurado, after he punched sullivan's brother. the family is devastated by the shooting. >> i put it on his dog tag because he bought this for me. it's a mother holding her baby. >> i closed my eyes. i can't get to sleep. even when i get to sleepy dream about it. i don't know why he thinks he is a victim when...

A source of mine inside the state attorney's office yesterday told me there was some concern when they began to hear these reports perhaps it wasn't on the up and up. as far as the connecticut lottery corporation and consumer protection agency are concerned no rules were broken. the men set up a trust to be the beneficiary of the winnings. this is allowed by the law and the appropriate taxes were all taken out, jon, $38 million in federal taxes and 10 million in taxes that go to the state of connecticut. back to you. jon: i'm sure the state is happy about that. >> reporter: absolutely. jon: ri...