Three Texas moms launch lawsuit over state’s plan to put display of Ten Commandments in every classroom
- Three Houston mothers have filed a lawsuit seeking to block a Texas law that mandates displays of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.
- The suit, filed Thursday in Harris County, targets Senate Bill 10, a state law requiring all public elementary and secondary schools to display donated posters of the King James Version of the Ten Commandments.
- Under the law, the posters must be framed or durable, measure at least 16 by 20 inches and be clearly visible inside every classroom.
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- Three Houston mothers have filed a lawsuit seeking to block a Texas law that mandates displays of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.
- The suit, filed Thursday in Harris County, targets Senate Bill 10, a state law requiring all public elementary and secondary schools to display donated posters of the King James Version of the Ten Commandments.
- Under the law, the posters must be framed or durable, measure at least 16 by 20 inches and be clearly visible inside every classroom.
Sources: The Independent