09/02/26
“Of course the state is under Dem control so this is not surprising. Hopefully the Supreme Court will overturn it.” Admin
A ruling from the Maine state Supreme Court has concluded that judges can “limit” the constitutional rights of one parent in order to please the other parent, but that doesn’t really “infringe” on the first parent’s constitutional rights.
And the fight soon will before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The ruling regarding the mother who has been forbidden from taking her daughter to a Christian church, or allowing her to associate with people from that church, because of her estranged boyfriend’s intense dislike for the Bible, comes in the case Emily A. Bickford v. Matthew A. Bradeen, where Bickford, the custodian parent, is being ordered to subject her beliefs and her constitutional right to deliver her beliefs to her daughter, to those beliefs, or lack therefore, of Bradeen.
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