Louisiana Delays Ten Commandments Classroom Mandate Amid Legal Challenge
Federal judge postpones implementation as lawsuit over First Amendment violations proceeds.
- Parents from multiple faith backgrounds sued, claiming the law violates religious freedom.
- The state agreed not to post the commandments or issue related guidelines until November 15.
- The law mandates posters in all public school classrooms by January 2025, pending court decisions.
- Governor Jeff Landry argues the posters promote moral behavior and historical significance.
- Similar laws in other states have faced and lost constitutional challenges in the past.