State argues federal judge’s ruling that bans Ten Commandments displays in Arkansas public schools was wrong

A group of parents claim the law violates students' constitutional rights, but the state argues there's nothing coercive about a poster.

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Arkansas TimesLean Left· 6d ago

Appeals court hears arguments over Arkansas’ Ten Commandments in classrooms mandate

Arkansas TimesLean Left· 8d ago

Federal appeals court to hear oral arguments in Ten Commandments case on Tuesday

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State argues federal judge’s ruling that bans Ten Commandments displays in Arkansas public schools was wrong

Arkansas pushes Eighth Circuit to revive Ten Commandments requirement in schools

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