Legal services explains differences between House and Senate drafts
Legal counsel explained that the House draft listed a broader set of founding documents for display while the Senate amendment focused more narrowly on the Ten Commandments and preamble sentences; the conference draft preserves an 'or' option and uses court-tested wording.
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Katie of the legislature's legal services gave the committee a point-by-point description of differences between the House and Senate language.
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