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101 Or. L. Rev. 423 (2022-2023)
Parents v. COVID: The Core and the Limits of the Parental Right to Direct Education

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Notes


KELLEN  JOHANSEN*





             Parents v. COVID:

             The   Core   and   the  Limits of the

             Parental Right to Direct Education

Introduction ......................................................................................424
I.     The Supreme  Court Framework............................................ 427
       A.  Origins of Meyer and Pierce..........................................428
       B.  The Meyer  and Pierce Decisions: Vague Articulations
            of the Scope of the Parental Right ................................ 430
       C.  Wisconsin v. Yoder: An Intersection Between
            Religious and Parental Rights.......................................432
       D.  Runyon  v. McCrary: A Limit to the Meyer-Pierce
            Parental Right ............................................................... 436
       E.  Troxel v. Granville: Lack of Consensus on the
           Standard of Review........................................................ 438
 II.   A Principle for Articulating the Edges of the Parental
       Right to Direct Education...................................................... 440
 III.  Review of Brach v. Newsom  .................................................442
       A.  The Vacated Ninth Circuit Majority Opinion................ 443
       B.  Evaluating the Panel Majority's Novel Substantive
           Findings ......................................................................... 447
 C onclusion .................................................................................... . 449

   * J.D. Candidate, 2023, University of Oregon School of Law; B.A., 2018, Linfield
 University. Articles Editor, Oregon Law Review. The author thanks Professor Stuart Chinn
 for his invaluable guidance throughout the process of writing this Note. The author also
 expresses gratitude to the editors of the Oregon Law Review for their hard work in bringing
 this Note to Publication.


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