Bill

SB 307

PUBLIC BUILDINGS/GROUNDS: Authorizes the educational display of the Ten Commandments as a historical document and monument. (8/1/26) (EN NO IMPACT See Note)

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Roy Adams and 33 co-sponsors

Louisiana bill authorizes Ten Commandments displays in public buildings framed as historical documents, though courts have repeatedly blocked similar measures as unconstitutional.

Signed by the Governor. Becomes Act No. 487.

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Versions

SB307 Engrossed www.legis.la.gov

SB307 Act 487 www.legis.la.gov

SB307 Original www.legis.la.gov

Senate Committee Amendment, #2570, EDUC, Proposed www.legis.la.gov

Senate Committee Amendment, #2473, EDUC, Draft www.legis.la.gov

Senate Committee Amendment, #2570, EDUC, Adopted www.legis.la.gov

House Floor Amendment, #5867, Billings, Adopted www.legis.la.gov

SB307 Enrolled www.legis.la.gov

Bill text & amendments

Summary of House Amendments to SB307 Digest of SB307 Original Digest of SB307 Engrossed Resume Digest for SB307 Summary of House Amendments to SB307 [2]

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