The Supreme Court’s decision ... navigating different points of view is the key to maintaining a healthy, pluralistic democracy. The legacy of Wisconsin v. Yoder remains relevant today as ...

In their brief in the Supreme Court, the parents point to two different Supreme Court cases. First, they say, more than 50 years ago in Wisconsin v. Yoder, the justices ... asked to affirm any views ...

The parents rely heavily on a landmark 1972 Supreme Court precedent, Wisconsin v. Yoder, in which Amish parents challenged a state law requiring students to attend school until they were 16.

The parents argue the county’s decision violates the Supreme Court’s holding in a 1972 case, Wisconsin v. Yoder, in which it ruled Wisconsin couldn’t require Amish children to attend public ...