(Photo: skynesher/iStockphoto.com) Religion and Vaccines: Georgia High Court Remands Childhood-Immunization Dispute
"In fairness to the juvenile court, the proper standard is not easily reducible to a simple formula," read a Supreme Court of Georgia ruling. "Ultimately, the juvenile court must determine whether the Chandlers' religious objection to the vaccination of their children is 'truly held.'"
August 24, 2022 at 01:14 PM
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Civil Appeals
A pair of Lumpkin County parents are getting a second shot at proving their religious objections should have blocked the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services' ability to immunize their biological children while in the temporary custody of the state.
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