Top court may hear Haskell Co. lawsuit on Ten Commandments monument
STIGLER — Haskell County commissioners plan to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to hear their Ten Commandments case.
Kevin Theriot of the Alliance Defense Fund , which is representing the commissioners, said he will ask the high court to hear the case within 90 days.
The monument — erected on the Haskell County Courthouse lawn in Stigler — can stay pending the outcome of the case, he said.
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