[RonF]

No, I'm simply pointing out more information about the display so that you can put it into context. To say "There is a display of Moses with the 10 Commandments at the Supreme Court" makes it sound like a religious display. To say "There is a display of various personages all concerned with law-giving at the Supreme Court" makes a different impression entirely.

[Southack]

"To say "There is a display of Moses with the 10 Commandments at the Supreme Court" makes it sound like a religious display. To say "There is a display of various personages all concerned with law-giving at the Supreme Court" makes a different impression entirely."

The Supreme Court itself has displayed purely religious scriptures, such as Leviticus 25:10 engraved in copper and bronze, circa 1790...

Leviticus 25:10, as incribed upon the Liberty Bell, as displayed in the U.S. Supreme Court chambers at Independence Hall, 1790.

[angkor]

I'm simply pointing out more information about the display so that you can put it into context

Legalistic hairsplitting that defies common sense. Moses, Solon, and Confucius would all find this position laughable, and set you straight on the source of those laws.