Ten Commandments display will get high court review
NORMAN — The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled next week to consider the case involving a Ten Commandments monument on Haskell County Courthouse property in Stigler, but the legal discussion got a head start Friday at the University of Oklahoma .
Political science professor emeritus Peter Irons , of the University of California at San Diego , and law professor Thomas Berg , of the University of St. Thoma...
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