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Federal judge orders removal of Ten Commandments from some North Texas schools
A federal judge ruled Texas’ law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom unconstitutional. Judge Orlando Garcia found the law violated the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause and ordered affected districts to remove the displays by Dec. 1.

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Judge blocks Ten Commandments law in some Texas school districts
The Ten Commandments Are up in Texas Schools. They're Also Being Taken Down
The Ten Commandments are up in Texas schools. They’re also being taken down
When it became clear to high school theater teacher Gigi Cervantes that she couldn’t ignore a new state law requiring the Ten Commandments to be posted in her Texas classroom, she felt she had no choi...

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Judge blocks Texas law, orders some schools to remove Ten Commandments displays
AG Paxton sues Round Rock, Leander ISDs for not displaying Ten Commandments in classrooms
Judge tells some Texas schools to temporarily remove Ten Commandments posters
“All Texas public school districts should heed the court’s clear warning: It’s plainly unconstitutional to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms,” said Rachel Laser, president and CEO of American...

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Federal judge rules the Texas law on ten-commandments in classrooms is unconstitutional
Federal judge rules law requiring display of Ten Commandments in Texas classrooms unconstitutional
Baptist News Global

Ten Commandments displays blocked again by court order

A federal judge has ordered 14 Texas school districts to remove Ten Commandments displays from classrooms by Dec. 1.
Click2Houston

Schools must display Ten Commandments despite federal court injunction, Texas AG says

A federal judge in San Antonio issued a temporary injunction Friday blocking the enforcement of Senate Bill 10 (SB 10) in a set of Texas school districts. However, Attorney General Ken Paxton said Monday that districts not listed in the order must still ...
Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette

Lakeside schools take down Ten Commandments displays after judge’s order

Rep. Bruce Cozart, R-Hot Springs, whose grandchildren attend Lakeside schools, said he was disappointed by the court's decision and supports Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin's efforts to challenge the order in court. He said he views the Ten Commandments as historical and moral guidance "that's been around for thousands of years.
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