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« on: May 08, 2024, 06:04:09 AM » |
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I would join Stewart's concurrence. I'm partial towards Douglas's perspective in general here, however, as Stewart points out,there was no evidence offered of a tension between the parents rights and children's rights in this particular case, so that question wasn't in front of the Supreme Court. Absent that evidence, this is a fairly straightforward conflict between the state and the parents religious liberty. So I'd side with the Amish, but with the door open for a different outcome if a court was made aware of the children's contrary preferences
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