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Wisconsin v Yoder
The government cannot force people to violate their religious beliefs if it is not absolutely necessary
Year
1972
What happened
Amish families refused to send their children to school after 8th grade
Why
High school conflicted with their religious beliefs
Law involved
Wisconsin required students to attend school until age 16
Ruling
In favor of the Amish families
Ruling decision reason
The law violated the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment
Free exercise clause
Protects the right to practice religion freely
Effect on government power
Limits government when it conflicts with religion