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Attorney: Court ?got the message? in home-schooling case

By ADF Alliance Alert

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One News Now: "Although we were disappointed with the outcome, we think at least the [New Hampshire] Supreme Court got the message and did not say anything in the decision in any way that would harm either home schooling or the religious considerations of a parent in schooling their children," he explains. "So I think in a sense, although it was a loss, at least the court recognized the dangers and avoided those." Infranco adds that "this decision cannot be used as a battering-ram against religious liberty or home schooling -- and ADF will be vigilant to make sure that it's not."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on March 18, 2011 (boomark / email).

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