During this case, which was fictionalized in Inherit the Wind and based on a violation of the (*) Butler Act, the prosecution defended the veracity of the Book of Genesis while being questioned as a witness.
During this event, Dudley Malone claimed that there could be "no duel with the truth," and he, like Arthur Garfield, was part of this case's defense team. Maynard Metcalf was one of the few allowed to testify in this case, whose beginning was planned by George Rappleyea. During this case, which was fictionalized in Inherit the Wind and based on a violation of the (*) Butler Act, the prosecution defended the veracity of the Book of Genesis while being questioned as a witness. For ten points, identify this 1925 Tennessee case in which William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow debated the teaching of evolution in schools.
During this event, Dudley Malone claimed that there could be "no duel with the truth," and he, like Arthur Garfield, was part of this case's defense team.
{Scopes Monkey Trial} (or Tennessee v. John Thomas Scopes)