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Family Council Files Amicus Brief Defending Ten Commandments Monument in Federal Court – Family Council
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Family Council Files Amicus Brief Defending Ten Commandments Monument in Federal Court – Family Council
Above: Former Sen. Jason Rapert and then-Rep. Kim Hammer unveil Arkansas’ monument commemorating the Ten Commandments in this file photo from 2018. On Wednesday, Family Council filed an amicus brief in the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals defending Arkansas’ monument of the Ten Commandments. In 2015, the Arkansas General Assembly passed a law authorizing a privately funded monument of the Ten Commandments at the Capitol Building in Little Rock, and …
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