New lawsuit uses Texas religious-freedom law to challenge Ten Commandments mandate
Three Houston-area mothers filed a lawsuit in Harris County District Court to challenge a Texas law requiring Ten Commandments posters in public school classrooms.
By Jaewon Jung, Meet the Team·2 hr ago
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Three Houston-area mothers are suing the State of Texas and three local school districts in an effort to remove Ten Commandments posters from public-school classrooms.
The lawsuit was filed July 30 in Harris County District Court by Emily Roth, Audrey Rosa Nath and Sanjam Kaur Sohal on behalf of themselves and their six children.
The children attend schools in Spring Branch, Houston and Cypress-Fairbanks independent school districts.
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