Sign The Petition!
We Now Have The Legal Right To Display The Ten Commandments in Government Buildings!
In 2022, the United States Supreme Court, in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, held that the standard in the 1971 case of Lemon v. Kurtzman was in error. The Court replaced the Lemon test and ordered that the new standard is Kennedy and decisions thereafter are to be made “by reference to historical precedent and understandings”. The Court thus reversed 50 years of rulings under the Lemon test, under which the Ten Commandments and other historical acknowledgment were wrongly removed from public display in Alabama and across the United States.
Alabamians Support Displaying The Ten Commandments
On June 3, 2024, a professional poll found that 801 registered Alabama voters overwhelmingly support this action. (IVR phone survey)
Question: Would you support displaying the Ten Commandments in public buildings? 79% said Yes.
Question: Would you support displaying the Commandments in the Alabama Judicial Building? 82% said Yes
“We the people of Alabama and these United States petition the Alabama Governor, Lt. Governor, Senate Pro Tem, Speaker of the House, and the Justices of the Alabama Supreme Court, to display the Ten Commandments in prominent places inside the buildings of the three branches of government: the Capitol Building, State House and Alabama Judicial Buildings.”
