3. Do constitutional provisions other than Establishment Clause bar court's ordering father not to subject children to indoctrination, prayer, bible study, or church attendance that causes them significant emotional distress or rejection of mother or Jewish self-identity?
 

Activity = fundamental right

when implicit in the concept of ordered liberty in light of:

Gov't deprivation of liberty/property w/o DP: . . .

4) Harmful gov't action not rationally related to legit purp

5) Subst burden on fund rt not nec to serve a compelling gov't int
 
Facial 

invalidity

V a g u e n e s s  Over-breadth
generally where expression affected
Bases D u e p r o c e s s |

| F i r s t A m e n d m e n t

Standard Persons of common intelligence must guess at statute's meaning Stat reaches protected expression
Limits Person lacks standing if person's conduct falls squarely within statute's "hard core" Over-breadth must be substantial 
 
Facial 

invalidity

V a g u e n e s s  Over-breadth
generally where expression affected
Bases D u e p r o c e s s |

| F i r s t A m e n d m e n t

Standard Persons of common intelligence must guess at statute's meaning Stat reaches protected expression
Limits Person lacks standing if person's conduct falls squarely within statute's "hard core" Over-breadth must be substantial 
 
 
 
 
Content-based restriction of fully-protected expression 

permissible if government shows the expression is:

 
directed to and likely to produce
imminent
(serious) lawless action
 

Prior restraint:

Administrative action

(like license or permit system)

or injunctive relief

that keeps expression from occurring.

Standards compared
 
Brandenburg standard Pentagon Papers std?
Expression is directed to & likely to produce Expression will surely result in direct
imminent immediate
(serious) lawless action irreparable damage to nation or its people
 
 
 

Kendall v. Kendall,

687 N.E.2d 1228 (Mass. 1997):

the decree did not violate Free Exercise or parent's fundamental right to determine children's religious upbringing because the restriction was necessary to serve the compelling interest of protecting the children's welfare.
 
 

Kendall: the decree did not violate Estab Clause per Lemon:

Amend. XIV § 1

[N]or shall any State . . . deny to any person . . . the equal protection of the laws.

Amend. XIV § 1

[N]or shall any [government] . . . deny to any person . . . the equal protection of the laws.

Amend. XIV § 1

[N]or shall any [government] . . . deny to any person . . . the equal protection of the laws [or the protection of equal laws].

Inclusiveness--extent to which Classification : Purpose

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect
Non-
Under-
Over-
Over-and -under
 

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect All signs visible from street
Non-
Under-
Over-
Over-and -under
 

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect All signs visible from street
Non- All signs not visible from street
Under-
Over-
Over-and -under
 

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect All signs visible from street
Non- All signs not visible from street
Under- Signs on vehs 
Over-
Over-and -under
 

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect All signs visible from street
Non- All signs not visible from street
Under- Signs on vehs exc adv own biz
Over-
Over-and -under
 

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect All signs visible from street
Non- All signs not visible from street
Under- Signs on vehs exc adv own biz
Over- All signs
Over-and -under
 

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect All signs visible from street
Non- All signs not visible from street
Under- Signs on vehs exc adv own biz
Over- All signs
Over-and -under
 

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect All signs visible from street
Non- All signs not visible from street
Under- Signs on vehs exc adv own biz
Over- All signs
Over-and -under
 

Inclusiveness--extent C:P

Assume P = prevent distracting signs
 
Kd/incl Signs forbidden
 
Perfect All signs visible from street
Non- All signs not visible from street
Under- Signs on vehs exc adv own biz
Over- All signs
Over-and -under All signs except those advertising own business
 

1. When is equal protection violated by government action that neither employs a (near-)suspect classification nor restricts a fundamental right?

Equal Protection standards
 
Standard Normal
Burden
Relationship
Kind/int
 

Equal Protection standards
 
Standard Normal
Burden attacker
Relationship
Kind/int
 

Equal Protection standards
 
Standard Normal
Burden attacker
Relationship not rational
Kind/int
 

Equal Protection standards
 
Standard Normal
Burden attacker
Relationship not rational
Kind/int legitimate
 

2. When is equal protection violated by government action that employs a suspect classification?

Equal Protection standards
 
Standard Normal Susp classif
Burden attacker
Relationship not rational
Kind/int legitimate
 

Equal Protection standards
 
Standard Normal Susp classif
Burden attacker government
Relationship not rational
Kind/int legitimate
 

Equal Protection standards
 
Standard Normal Susp classif
Burden attacker government
Relationship not rational necessary
Kind/int legitimate
 

Equal Protection standards
 
Standard Normal Susp classif
Burden attacker government
Relationship not rational necessary
Kind of int legitimate compelling 
 

CAROLENE footnote 4, p. 18:

Discrim against discrete and insular minority may require more scrutiny b/c it tends seriously to curtail normal political processes.
 
P 

H

Y

S

discrete P

O

L

insular
minority
 
 
P 

H

Y

S

discrete (distinct) P

O

L

insular 
minority
 
 
P 

H

Y

S

discrete P

O

L

insular
minority
 
 
P 

H

Y

S

discrete P

O

L

insular (isolated)
minority
 
 
P 

H

Y

S

discrete P

O

L

insular
minority
 
 
P 

H

Y

S

discrete P

O

L

insular
minority
 
 
 
 
P 

H

Y

S

discrete P

O

L

insular
minority
 

Palmore (1984), 1182:

"[The] effects of racial prejudice, however real, cannot justify a racial classification . . . ."

Cooper (1958), 1200 (tape 236:5)

Warren

Black Frankfurter

Douglas Burton

Clark Harlan

Brennan Whittaker

Richard Butler Thurgood Marshall

Little Rock, AR N.Y., N.Y.
 

3. When is separate not equal?