Cade Brumley, Superintendent, Louisiana State Education v. Darcy Roake, Reverend, Individually and on Behalf of Their Minor Children, Real Parties in Interest A. V. and S. V.

Louisiana education officials have asked the Supreme Court to review a challenge to H.B. 71. The petition asks whether the lawsuit can be heard at all and whether the law is unconstitutional as written under the First Amendment's Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause.

No oral argument is scheduled yet. The petition asks whether this challenge is non-justiciable (not fit for courts) and whether H.B. 71 is unconstitutional as written under the First Amendment's religion clauses.

The case could affect Louisiana students, parents, and state officials by deciding whether broad First Amendment attacks on H.B. 71 may go forward. For example, families challenging the law and officials enforcing it both have a stake in whether courts can hear the case.

The petition asks whether a lawsuit over Louisiana's H.B. 71 can be heard at all. It also asks whether the law is unconstitutional as written under the First Amendment's religion clauses.

Louisiana students, parents, teachers, and state education officials could all be affected. The case could shape how families and officials fight over religion-based constitutional claims.

No oral argument is scheduled yet. The next sign of movement is a certiorari order or another scheduling step from the Court.