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Louisiana law requires public schools to display Ten Commandments in classrooms.
The law was signed last week by Governor Jeff Landry .
Civil liberties groups file a lawsuit seeking a court ruling that declares the law violates First Amendment clauses protecting religious freedom.
Other states, including Oklahoma and Texas , have tried to pass similar legislation.
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