Alabama’s voters will decide in November whether the Ten Commandments can be displayed on state property. The state Senate has already approved the Republican proposal, which does not need the governor’s signature, The Associated Press reports. Ten Commandments displays in Alabama have provoked controversy in the past. In 2003, a federal judge ordered a 5,200-pound Ten Commandments monument removed from the lobby of the state judicial building in Montgomery. Moore refused to comply, and state judicial authorities ousted him as a result.

Source: Huffington Post March 23, 2018 21:00 UTC