 | By JERRY DICOLO | Staff writer |
In a move that's certain to set off a legal fight, Gov. Jeff Landry vowed to sign a law mandating that the Ten Commandments be displayed in every Louisiana schoolroom. The governor also followed an important Louisiana political commandment: thou shalt not cross trial lawyers, particularly if they support your campaign. Check out those stories and pick your favorite sno-ball in today's edition of Morning Headlines.
'I can't wait to be sued': Gov. Jeff Landry is opening another front in the culture wars, this time over what was until recently a long-settled battle over the separation of church and state. During a speech in Tennessee this week, he vowed to sign a bill mandating that every classroom in Louisiana hang the Ten Commandments on its wall. As Patrick Wall reports, he told listeners he's looking forward to the lawsuits.
How bout all of 'em?: Everyone has their favorite flavor, now it's time to pick your favorite spot. Vote in The Times-Picayune's very non-scientific, highly subjective, endlessly debatable, extremely syrupy sno-ball bracket.
Alligator tickets: Yes, there are alligators in New Orleans. No, you shouldn't bring them to Esplanade Avenue. Three Texans have been cited for strolling around New Orleans with a three-foot alligator, a jaunt captured on social media (of course) that roused the ire of the state's Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.
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