[Antoninus]

You obviously don't know where I stand on the matter.

I know your type all too well. You're so smart that you feel it's your personal responsibility to tell everyone that they're wrong--thereby demonstrating to the world your superior intellect.

Well guess what? The current California law was and is wrong. And this judgement does in fact seem to break new ground as it appears to undermine some of the work-arounds that CA homeschooling parents have had in place so that they could continue to exercise their God-given right to educate their children absent interference from the government.

Here's my take--any ruling, legislation, or bureaucratic meddling which undermines the God-given right of parents to educate their own kids as they best see fit is fair game for attack. All such laws and rulings should be overturned. The state and federal governments have shown themselves so derelict when it comes to moral issues and education that ANY attempt they make to weaken parental rights must be resisited to the full.

Get it? Or does the simplicity of this statement offend your massive legal intellect?

[r9etb]

The current California law was and is wrong. And this judgement does in fact seem to break new ground as it appears to undermine some of the work-arounds that CA homeschooling parents have had in place so that they could continue to exercise their God-given right to educate their children absent interference from the government.

OK, the law in California is wrong. So change the law.

Or do you think it better that judges should be allowed to re-write the law to suit your idea of what's right?