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The ?divided house? in New Hampshire home school ruling

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Joseph Bottum, writing at First Things: "A divorced couple?s irreconcilable differences make what seems a very bad occasion for legal decisions with serious First Amendment implications . . . The Alliance Defense Fund has more information on the case, but consider just the court?s disposition, on its own terms: Without any expert testimony as to whether the status quo was causing 'actual harm' to the child?the standard, applicable criterion for deciding in favor of change in such cases?Judge Sadler decided that the daughter?s best interests were served by removing her from an academically sound home-schooling regimen with the mother and placing her in the public-school setting preferred by the father."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on September 03, 2009 (boomark / email).

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