· 5/15/1842
Pray v. Stinson
Citations
- 21 Me. 402
How courts have described this case
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- child’s excessive absences from school meant child was unable to benefit from “the instruction, structure, and socialization provided in a classroom setting”
- “[W]e conclude that providing an adequate education for a child’s well-being necessarily requires a parent to ensure the child attends school each day to participate in educational instruction.”
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Judges: Shepley
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