Civil rights groups have requested that the U.S. Supreme Court review a Texas law. The law in question requires displays of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.
The groups are seeking a review of this law by the Supreme Court. Details of their request and the law are available from the source.
Further information on the review request and the Texas law can be found through additional reporting on this matter.
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