Families Seek Injunction Against Louisiana's Ten Commandments Law

Parents and advocacy groups argue the law violates the First Amendment and pressures students into religious observance.

A federal court is asked to block the law before the new school year starts in August.
The law mandates the display of the Ten Commandments in all public school classrooms.
Governor Jeff Landry signed the law, citing the Ten Commandments as foundational to U.S. law.
Opponents claim the law imposes religious directives and excludes non-adherents.
The lawsuit involves multiple advocacy organizations and represents diverse faith backgrounds.