On Monday, a federal judge will hear arguments by lawyers for Louisiana parents seeking to block the law, which gives public schools and colleges until Jan. 1 to exhibit the Ten Commandments in every classroom. Those groups say the law, which Gov. Jeff Landry signed in June, unconstitutionally infringes on students’ religious freedom.

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A federal judge in Louisiana will hear arguments Monday about why the court should place a temporary restraining order on the state’s law that requires the Old Testament’s Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom.