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Fellowship Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church David B. Jaspers M. Wayne Denton Forrest Walker George A. Stille, Jr. Diane Peoples Bradley A. Stille, a Minor Child, by Way of His Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, George A. Stille, Jr. Rita Marks, a Minor Child, by Way of Her Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, Vernon Marks and Janet Robb, a Minor Child, by Way of Her Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, Keith J. Robb v. Robert T. Benton, as Superintendent of the Iowa Department of Public Instruction and as Executive Officer of the Iowa Board of Public Instruction Susan M. Wilson, Karen K. Goodenow William N. Cropp, Jolly Ann Davidson, Stephen C. Gerard, Dianne L. Paca, Mary E. Robinson, John E. Van Der Linden, Harold R. Yeoman, as Members of the Iowa State Board of Public Instruction and Keokuk Community School District Board of Education, Fellowship Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church David B. Jaspers M. Wayne Denton Forrest Walker George A. Stille, Jr. Diane Peoples Bradley A. Stille, a Minor Child, by Way of His Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, George A. Stille, Jr. Rita Marks, a Minor Child, by Way of Her Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, Vernon Marks and Janet Robb, a Minor Child, by Way of Her Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, Keith J. Robb v. Robert T. Benton, as Superintendent of the Iowa Department of Public Instruction and as Executive Officer of the Iowa Board of Public Instruction Susan M. Wilson, Karen K. Goodenow, William N. Cropp, Jolly Ann Davidson, Stephen C. Gerard, Dianne L. Paca, Mary E. Robinson, John E. Van Der Linden, Harold R. Yeoman, as Members of the Iowa State Board of Public Instruction, and Keokuk Community School District Board of Education. Fellowship Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church David B. Jaspers M. Wayne Denton Forrest Walker George A. Stille, Jr. Dianne Peoples Bradley A. Stille, a Minor Child, by Way of His Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, George A. Stille, Jr. Rita Marks, a Minor Child, by Way of Her Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, Vernon Marks and Janet Robb, a Minor Child, by Way of Her Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, Keith J. Robb v. Robert T. Benton, as Superintendent of the Iowa Department of Public Instruction and as Executive Officer of the Iowa Board of Public Instruction Susan M. Wilson, Karen K. Goodenow, William N. Cropp, Jolly Ann Davidson, Stephen C. Gerard, Dianne L. Paca, Mary E. Robinson, John E. Van Der Linden, Harold R. Yeoman, as Members of the Iowa State Board of Public Instruction and Keokuk Community School District Board of Education, Fellowship Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church David B. Jaspers M. Wayne Denton Forrest Walker George A. Stille, Jr. Diane Peoples Bradley A. Stille, a Minor Child, by Way of His Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, George A. Stille, Jr. Rita Marks, a Minor Child, by Way of Her Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, Vernon Marks and Janet Robb, a Minor Child, by Way of Her Parent and Guardian Ad Litem, Keith J. Robb v. Robert T. Benton, as Superintendent of the Iowa Department of Public Instruction and as Executive Officer of the Iowa Board of Public Instruction Susan M. Wilson, Karen K. Goodenow, William N. Cropp, Jolly Ann Davidson, Stephen C. Gerard, Dianne L. Paca, Mary E. Robinson, John E. Van Der Linden, Harold R. Yeoman, as Members of the Iowa State Board of Public Instruction and Keokuk Community School District Board of Education
See Attorney General v. Bailey, 386 Mass. 367 , 436 N.E.2d 139, 146 , cert. denied, 459 U.S. 970 , 103 S.Ct. 301 , 74 L.Ed.2d 282 (1982) (upholding similar reporting requirements on the grounds that the incidental burden on plaintiffs' religion is outweighed by the state's need for the information to determine compliance with its compulsory school laws). 24 Moreover, the record amply supports the district court's finding that the alternative means proposed by plaintiffs would not adequately serve the state's purposes.
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Fellowship Baptist Church v. Benton
See Attorney General v. Bailey, 386 Mass. 367 , 436 N.E.2d 139, 146 , cert. denied, 459 U.S. 970 , 103 S.Ct. 301 , 74 L.Ed.2d 282 (1982) (upholding similar reporting requirements on the grounds that the incidental burden on plaintiffs’ religion is outweighed by the state’s need for the information to determine compliance with its compulsory school laws).
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Bailey
v.
Bellotti, Attorney General of Massachusetts
v.
Bellotti, Attorney General of Massachusetts
No. 82-390.
Supreme Court of the United States.
Nov 1, 1982.
Cited by 52 opinions | Published
Sup. Jud. Ct. Mass.[*971] Certiorari denied.