Houston mother bid for temporary hold on Ten Commandments posters in Texas classrooms denied
· KRGV (NBC 5)
A Harris County judge has denied a request from three Houston mothers to temporarily halt the display of the Ten Commandments in Texas public school classrooms. This lawsuit argues that the displays violate the Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act and a recently passed parental rights amendment. The mothers, who represent diverse religious backgrounds, claim the posters create an exclusionary environment for students. Although their request for a temporary restraining order was rejected, a hearing for a temporary injunction is set for August 17. The law requiring the displays was enacted under Senate Bill 10, which mandates that the posters be prominently displayed in classrooms.
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