Court says commandments monument can stay
MUSKOGEE - A federal judge ruled Friday that a Ten Commandments monument on the courthouse lawn in Haskell County does not have to be removed.
In the 43-page ruling, U.S. District Judge Ronald White said Haskell County did not overstep the constitutional line “demarcating government neutrality towards religion.”
“I think it is great,” Stigler pastor Mike Bush said.
The monument does not...
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