Calif. Homeschool Ban Case May Be Over

Dakota Voice ^ | July 13, 2008 | Bob Ellis

[Bullpine]

case which threatened homeschooling in California earlier this year because parents supposedly weren't "legally qualified" to teach their children has essentially been rendered moot.

[Izzy Dunne]

Corrected Link

[savedbygrace]

The blog you were looking for was not found.

The linky no worky.

[savedbygrace]

Thank you. If I’d waited a minute or two because posting about the broken link . . .

[JamesP81]

Government run compulsory education is incompatible with liberty.

[gracesdad]

I call obnoxious overuse of the word “worldview” in the original.

[ModelBreaker]

It's not over at all. Unless the appellate decision was decertified are vacated, it is in the books. In that appellate district, it is binding precedent in the lower courts. In other CA appellate districts, it is persuasive authority.

I have not heard that the appellate decision was decertified. In that cas, what the mooting of the case does is prevent a higher court from reversing the appellate decision.

[FreedomProtector]

“Government run compulsory education is incompatible with liberty.”

That needs to be a bumper sticker.