Matt Krause explains the bill in Texas to put the Ten Commandments back in the classroom.
Today, Arkansas Governor Sarah Sanders signed SB 433, which requires the posting of the national motto and Ten Commandments in schools. The following statement may be attributed to Matt Krause, Of Counsel for First Liberty Institute:
First Liberty Institute and The Louisiana Family Forum (“LFF”) announced today that a donation from Patriot Mobile will provide Ten Commandments displays to 3,000 classrooms in Louisiana as part of a project to provide, at no cost to the Louisiana taxpayer, displays in schools throughout Louisiana.
First Liberty Institute sent a letter to the North East Ohio Learning Associates (“Neola”) on behalf of LifeWise Academy challenging its policy recommendations for school boards now required under state law to permit release-time courses for students.
Today, the Tarrant County Commissioners Court approved acceptance of private donations for a Ten Commandments monument to be placed on the grounds at the county courthouse.
Chicago, IL—The Judicial Council of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit dismissed a judicial misconduct complaint filed against U.S. Court of International Trade Judge Stephen A. Vaden. Vaden is represented by First Liberty Institute and Lisa Blatt, Tyler Becker, Rohit Asirvatham, and Hallie Saunders from Williams & Connolly LLP.
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