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Federal judge stops Arkansas from posting Ten Commandments in public schools
A federal judge has blocked Arkansas from implementing a new law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public-school classrooms. In issuing the Aug. 4 preliminary injunction, U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Brooks described Arkansas Act 573 as “plainly unconstitutional” under
Arkansas's Ten Commandments law is still in place for most school districts after a narrow court order on Monday.
The latest ruling against public school displays of the religious symbol raises questions of how and when the justices might ...
Arkansas' state laws that ban public school students from using cellphones from "bell to bell," allow the state Department of ...
Somehow, our leaders suggest it isn't a theocracy if the right people force you to comply with their religious views.
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