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· 4/20/2004

Utah Safe to Learn-Safe to Worship Coalition, Inc. v. State

Citations

  • 2004 UT 32
  • 94 P.3d 217
  • 498 Utah Adv. Rep. 10
  • 2004 Utah LEXIS 59
  • 2004 WL 834297

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  • recognizing and upholding ―parents‘ inherent right and au- thority to rear their own children‖ under a substantive due process analysis
  • recognizing and upholding \parents' inherent right and authority to rear their own children'\ under a substantive due process analysis
  • recognizing and upholding ―parents‘ inherent right and au- thority to rear their own children‖ under a substantive due process analysis
  • explaining that a geographic-distribution requirement based on state senate districts “does not unduly burden the initiative right, but is a reasonable means of achieving the legitimate legislative purpose of ensuring a modicum of support for an initiative throughout the statewide population”

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Judges: Durrant, Durham, Wilkins, Parrish, Nehring, Durrant'S

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