US EditionFinal Supreme Court Decisions Before Summer Recess - Asian Journal News
- The Supreme Court wrapped up its 2024-2025 term on June 27, 2025, delivering important rulings on parental rights in education and internet age verification laws in Texas.
- These rulings followed prolonged legal disputes over parents' rights to exclude children from LGBTQ-themed school lessons and states' measures to protect minors from online pornography.
- In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court determined that parents have the right to exclude their children from public school lessons that conflict with their religious convictions and also upheld a Texas law requiring online pornography sites to verify users’ ages.
- Justice Alito wrote the majority opinion stating the government burdens religious exercise by mandating instruction threatening parents’ beliefs, while Justice Sotomayor dissented, warning of chaos and burdens on schools.
- The rulings curtailed nationwide injunctions, raised ongoing questions about parental rights and digital regulations, and suggest future legal challenges over education, religious freedom, and internet protection.
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In LGBTQ+ storybook case, Supreme Court handed a win to parental rights, raising tough questions for educators
The parents who brought the case had requested that their children be excused when books with LGBTQ+ characters were used in class. SDI Productions/E+ via Getty ImagesThe Supreme Court tends to save its blockbuster orders for the last day of the term – and 2025 was no exception. Among the important decisions handed down June 27, 2025, was Mahmoud v. Taylor – a case of particular interest to me, because I teach education law. Mahmoud, I believe, …
Final Supreme Court Decisions Before Summer Recess - Asian Journal News
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Supreme Court concluded its 2024–2025 term on Friday, June 27, issuing rulings on five major cases before entering its annual summer recess. While its decision to limit nationwide injunctions in immigration lawsuits drew the most attention Supreme Court limits broad rulings against Trump policies, sidesteps birthright citizenship issue the justices also weighed in on several other significant matters involving parenta…
Arizona’s Education Leaders Applaud Supreme Court Ruling in Favor of Parental Rights and Sexually Explicit Curriculum
Arizona Superintendents of Public Instruction, past and present, along with conservative parental rights advocates are applauding the U.S. Supreme Court decision that allows parents to take their children out of class if the material being taught goes against their religious beliefs. Specifically, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on the case of Mahmoud v. Taylor...
Supreme Court delivers major wins on activist judges, parental rights, and porn regulation
In three separate 6-3 decisions on June 27, the Supreme Court delivered rulings that advanced key conservative priorities by reining in judicial overreach, strengthening parental rights… The post Supreme Court delivers major wins on activist judges, parental rights, and porn regulation appeared first on CatholicVote org.
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