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Cude v. State

Citations

  • 377 S.W.2d 816
  • 237 Ark. 927
  • 1964 Ark. LEXIS 390

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  • relying on federal precedents, court holds that Arkansas Constitution “does not mean that parents, on religious grounds, have the right to deny their children an education”
  • “According to the great weight of authority, it is within the police power of the State to require that school children be vaccinated against smallpox, and that such requirement does not violate the constitutional rights of anyone, on religious grounds or otherwise.”

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Judges: Robinson, Johnson

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