Both the Columbia and Richmond County Courthouses have “Historical Document Displays” which include The Ten Commandments. We’ll listen to a Pew Forum recording of nationally-known lawyers Douglas Laycock and Jay Sekulow make the case for both the legality and illegality of such displays and then have a moderated discussion. Douglas Laycock is the Associate Dean for Research and Alice McKean Young Regents Chair at the University of Texas School of Law. Jay Sekulow is Chief Counsel of the American Center for Law & Justice.
Free and open to the public
Monday, March 26, 6 pm, basement, Evans Library, 7022 Evans Town Center Blvd, Evans, GA
Background information:
- Columbia County Commissioners discuss placing Ten Commandments plaque in government buildings
- Richmond County Commissioners listen to Ten Commandments Georgia presentation (minute 85)
- Recording of Installation Ceremony in McDuffie County Courthouse
- Recording of Installation Ceremony in Warren County
Central Savannah River Chapter 