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California Mom The state said the state is forcing her to choose between Christian faith and her son’s education, and she asked the U.S. Supreme Court to step in.
The emergency application was filed on September 11 and formally filed on Friday, and has been submitted to Justice Elena Kagan, who is responsible for the Ninth Circuit emergency.
Kagan can decide on his own or hand over the case to the entire court, a move that can put the mother’s battle to a nationwide test The case is too faithful and most conservative bench vaccines.
Applications filed by our Patriot America and Jane Doe, filed a filing that states that California’s health codes violate the constitutional prohibit their son from going to school unless he receives a vaccine she believes is religious.
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A California mother submitted an application to Judge Elena Kagan on behalf of her son, who rejected vaccinations from the Christian faith. (Wally Skalij/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
Doe thinks the vaccine is Related to abortion Through the miscarriage of fetal tissue for development and testing, her faith forced her to keep her and her son’s body pure as the “Sanctuary of the Holy Spirit.”
According to the application, her son went to public schools with a waiver of his personal belief until California was phased out. When she adopted an alternative immunization method, the Ventura Unified School District initially accepted them, later rejected them and refused her son’s class in January.
In May, prosecutors published a criminal citation to the DOE, although the case was later dropped. Once a student of honors, her son is now failing academically based on application for files and social struggles that have struggled for months.
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The California mother identified it as “Jane Doe” with the aim of using a vaccine for miscarriage of fetal cells according to the Christian faith. (iStock)
U.S. Department of Energy lawyers believe the law violates the First Amendment Free Practice clause, pointing to recent precedents Recognize the rights of parents Guide children’s religious upbringing. They believe California allows medical exemptions, which creates the same public health risks as religious exemptions, thus allowing the law to discriminate against believers.
The application states: “The First Amendment does not allow California to exile to public schools because their parents try to improve them based on their religious beliefs.”
The brief warning said the unnamed teen had completely lost his education without relief or was forced to choose between “obeying God and sacrificing the future of children, or falling into the country, sacrificing their souls and the holiness of their children.”
Protesters against vaccine demands gathered at the Capitol Building in Sacramento, California on September 8, 2021. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)
Justice Kagan can call for a response from California officials or forward the application to courtwide for consideration. The mother asked the justice to issue an injunction to get her son back to school when the wider case aired in the lower court.
Her lawyers also warn that families like her may be forced to “literally escape California” to practice their beliefs unless the court steps in, which is a brief statement. First Amendment Designed to prevent.
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The case happened during a national debate on vaccines, religious freedom and parental rights under the Trump administration.
The document follows the latest Supreme Court decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor, which strengthens protections for parents to guide their children’s religious upbringing.
