Friday, September 04, 2009

Bad Judges

STFU
" ... why a court has the power to decide whether someone's religious views are too extreme?"
depicted - bad judge
 This isn't about home schooling.  This isn't about releigious views.  This is about a New Hampshire judge using a family dispute to set a very ugly precedent.
“   A New Hampshire court ordered a home-schooled Christian girl to attend a public school this week after a judge criticized the "rigidity" of her mother's religious views and said the 10-year-old needed to consider other worldviews as she matures. ”
The judge did have the option of telling the parents to work it out themselves, and should have.


9/04/2009 08:12:00 AM 4 Comments

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Anonymous said...

An interesting point here - the complaint from the father said that he was concerned about the girls socialization skills [despite the fact that the mother has enrolled the girl in some public school classes and has her participate in extra curricular activities to address exactly her father's concerns]. I can't find any reference anywhere to the father questioning the girl's religious views and/or the rigidity with which she holds them.

As far as I can determine, the only reference to religion came from the court.

Having said that, it does look like the father is angling for custody [after all, the mother has taken steps to address his concerns] and the judge has set it up perfectly - if she doesn't send the kid to school she's going to loses custody - if I were her I'd be looking at a private religious academy of some sort.

You do have to wonder what the court's reaction would have been if the girl had been Muslim as opposed to Christian????
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9/4/09, 8:51 AM
Rodger the Real King of France said...

"You do have to wonder ... muslims."

Do we? :)

9/4/09, 9:25 AM
Mark Alger said...

Seems to me the judge is guilty of a civil rights violation -- under color of law denying the free exercise of a constitutionally-protected right.

She's already impeached herself. Hang her.

M

9/4/09, 9:30 AM
Anonymous said...

Rope, tree, judge. Some assembly required.'

9/4/09, 1:03 PM

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