State lawmakers review Bible removal at Utah school district

• The incident drew national attention and spurred protests.

What they're saying: "Let the elected officials step up to the plate, make a decision and bear the consequences of that decision," said state Sen. Curtis Bramble (R-Provo), who issued the motion to open a bill file.

Catch up quick: The book review was prompted by a parent who challenged the religious text under a recent state law prohibiting school materials found to be "pornographic or indecent."

• An individual who wants the Bible made available in schools filed an appeal.

Between the lines: District officials argued they're in compliance with state law and sought additional direction on how to navigate the policy.

• "I don't blame Davis School District for finding themselves in this conundrum," state Sen. Jacob Anderegg (R-Lehi) said.