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Louisiana statutePittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Louisiana is the only state to require Ten Commandments be displayed in public schools and colleges.
Civil liberties groups plan lawsuits to block the law signed by Gov. Jeff Landry .
The issue has roiled politics in other states from time to time.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2005 that such displays in a Kentucky courthouses violated the Constitution .
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