Comparing and Contrasting Yoder with Ginsburg

Comparing and Contrasting Yoder with Ginsburg At face value, the cases of Yoder and Ginsburg appear quite different to me. After all, one deals with an Amish parent who took her children out of highschool for religious reasons and the other case deals with a Luncheonette owner who sold a 16 year old boy “questionable materials”. While each case deals on its own with differing state laws and statutes, they come together in the effort to …

…not? Just like the law, the answers to these questions can range in an incredibly large way. Interpretation of the statutes differs in each person or judge who read them. So, I don’t how to even answer my own questions. What I do know though, is that I believe that the state should not be able to dictate differing laws and opinions about what children can and cannot do on the basis of religion.