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Wisconsin V. Yoder
protects the right to freedom of religion and freedom of expression from government interference
1st Amendment
The Yoder family was prosecuted under law to send their children to school, even though it went their religion (Amish). The parents refused to send their children to school after the 8th grade.
Yoder
The law in Wisconsin states that all children must attend school until the age of 16
Wisconsin
The Yoder Family ended up receiving 7 votes and Wisconsin 0. The Court held the individuals interest in freedom of religion over the states interest.