Nolan McCaskill

1 month ago | dailygazette.com | Nolan McCaskill

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1 month ago | union-bulletin.com | Nolan McCaskill

AUSTIN, Texas — The Ten Commandments would have to be displayed in Texas public school classrooms under legislation that is headed to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk. The Texas Senate on Wednesday accepted the House’s version of the bill, which includes a provision that requires the state attorney general defend public schools in any lawsuits arising from the mandate. Lawmakers have said they expect legal challenges, much like those against a similar law in Louisiana that has been blocked by courts.

1 month ago | swoknews.com | Nolan McCaskill

AUSTIN, Texas — The Ten Commandments would have to be displayed in Texas public school classrooms under legislation that is headed to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk. The Texas Senate on Wednesday accepted the House’s version of the bill, which includes a provision that requires the state attorney general defend public schools in any lawsuits arising from the mandate. kAm{2H>2<6CD 92G6 D2:5 E96J 6IA64E =682= 492==6?86D[ >F49 =:<6 E9@D6 282:?DE 2 D:>:=2C =2H :? {@F:D:2?2 E92E 92D 366?

1 month ago | jpost.com | Nolan McCaskill

A bill requiring classroom displays of the Ten Commandments in public schools passed the Texas House on Sunday. The 82-46 vote sends the proposal back to the Senate before it goes to Gov. Greg Abbott. Lawmakers in the House amended the legislation Sunday to include a provision saying the state attorney general must defend public schools in any lawsuits that arise out of the proposal. Taxpayers would foot the bill if litigation results from the law.

1 month ago | gazettextra.com | Nolan McCaskill

AUSTIN, Texas - A bill requiring classroom displays of the Ten Commandments in public schools passed the Texas House on Sunday. The 82-46 vote sends the proposal back to the Senate before it goes to Gov. Greg Abbott. Lawmakers in the House amended the legislation Sunday to include a provision saying the state attorney general must defend public schools in any lawsuits that arise out of the proposal. Taxpayers would foot the bill if litigation results from the law.