Archive | Parental Rights
Constitutional Right to Moderately Corporally Punish One’s Child
Adoption Over Biological Father’s Objection Approved, Because of Risk That Baby Will Be “Honor Killed”
An Interesting Parental Rights / Grandparent Visitation / Stepparent Adoption Case
Should the Constitution Be Read as Protecting Parental Rights?
17-Year-Olds in Michigan Have Right to Leave Parents’ Home
Court Tentatively Decides That State Law Preempts Proposed San Francisco Ban on Circumcision of Boys
By Eugene Volokh on July 28, 2011 12:15 pm in Circumcision Bans, Parental Rights, Religion and the Law
Liberty and Parental Rights
Early Man and the Law
Planned Anti-Circumcision-of-Boys Initiative in Santa Monica
Proposed San Francisco Circumcision Ban (with No Discussion of Religious Freedom in This Post)
“The Father’s Graphic, Profanity-Laced Death Threats Were Directed at ACS Staff and Hospital Personnel Within Hours of His Son’s Birth”
Adoption and Foster Parenting by Unmarried Cohabitating Couples Who Have a Sexual Relationship
Multiculturalism (of an Important Sort) as an American Constitutional Value
By Eugene Volokh on March 31, 2011 10:13 am in Federalism, Freedom of Speech, Parental Rights, Religious Freedom