...Education, 330 US 1, 18 (1947). The essence of all that has been said and written on the subject is that only those interests of the highest order and those...legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion. We can accept it as settled, therefore, that, however strong the State's interest in universal compulsory...

...interests should prevail. In a recent pronouncement on the free exercise clause, the Supreme Court said, "Only those interests of the highest order and those...legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion." '* When states unduly restrict abortions they limit the religious options open to women.'1 Women who...

...restrict free exercise under either the parens patriae or police power doctrines. Nevertheless, ". . . only those interests of the highest order and those...legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion.'' (Wisconsin v. Vemer, 406 US 205, 215, 1972.) Merin makes this observation : In cases involving euthanasia,...

...interests should prevail. In a recent pronouncement on the free exercise clause, the Supreme Court said, "Only those interests of the highest order and those...legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion." !0 When states unduly restrict abortions they limit the religious options open to women." Women who...

...restrict free exercise under either the parens patriae or police power doctrines. Nevertheless, ". . . only those interests of the highest order and those...legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion." (Wisconsin v. Verner, 406 US 205, 215, 1972.) Merin makes this observation : In cases involving euthanasia,...

...viewed in three different ways, all leading to the same conclusion. First, "only those interests of ft* highest order and those not otherwise served can overbalance legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion."248 The unborn child's right to life is one of those interests. At the time and under the...

...even more clearly defined: "The essence of all that has been said or written on the subject is that only those interests of the highest order and those...legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion" (Yoder, at 215). The Court indicated that although compulsory education was a worthy state interest,...

...supra, at 406). Later, the Court in Wisconsin v. Toder, supra, at 215, found that "only those interest* of the highest order and those not otherwise served...overbalance legitimate claims to the free exercise of rel igion." CRS-ll It should be noted that the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit...

...even more clearly defined: "The essence of all that has been said or written on the subject is that only those interests of the highest order and those...legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion" (Yoder, at 215). The Court indicated that although compulsory education was a worthy state interest,...

...interest in the regulation of prison affairs, within the State's constitutional power .... For "... only those interests of the highest order and those...legitimate claims to the free exercise of religion." 540 F.2d at l06l. Similarly, in Theriault v. Silber, 547 F.2d l279 (5th Cir. l977) the court of appeals...