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Question 1
Leslie has two children (Gary, age 12 and Lois, age 14). Currently, both children attend public school. Due to Leslie's religious beliefs, she objects to the phrase "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance. Leslie can have her children excluded from the saying of the Pledge of Allegiance in school.
Correct Conflicts in the area of education often occur when the parents' view differ with those of the state regarding religious freedom. In these instances, a compromise usually occurs. Here, Leslie asks that her children be excluded from saying the Pledge of Allegiance due to her objection to the phrase "under God." Accordingly, the school is likely to agree to Leslie's request.
Incorrect! Conflicts in the area of education often occur when the parents' view differ with those of the state regarding religious freedom. In these instances, a compromise usually occurs. Here, Leslie asks that her children be excluded from saying the Pledge of Allegiance due to her objection to the phrase "under God." Accordingly, the school is likely to agree to Leslie's request.
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Question 2
Justine (age 11) has been in and out of the hospital for a rare medical condition over the past six months. A new team of doctors has suggested an experimental treatment that may save her life; however, it is very risky. Justine and her parents are against the treatment. The doctors feel this treatment is the only viable option to save Justine's life. Who prevails?
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Correct It is not unusual for the courts to step in to decide a case about medical treatment when the parties disagree as to what treatment is best. Here, the parties are at an impasse as to whether to undergo the experimental treatment. Accordingly, it is in the best interests of the child to have an impartial court render a decision, after evaluating all the facts of the case.
Incorrect! It is not unusual for the courts to step in to decide a case about medical treatment when the parties disagree as to what treatment is best. Here, the parties are at an impasse as to whether to undergo the experimental treatment. Accordingly, it is in the best interests of the child to have an impartial court render a decision, after evaluating all the facts of the case.
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Question 3
Wendy's son, Earl, was injured during baseball practice yesterday. He may have to have surgery to repair the injury to his leg. Due to Wendy's religious beliefs she does not support blood transfusions. Wendy has made her objections known to the hospital staff. Consent to blood transfusions is included in the standard consent form all patients have to sign before surgery. It is unlikely Earl would even need a blood transfusion during surgery. If Wendy refuses to sign the consent form, what are the hospital's options?
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Correct Generally, where the treatment creates slight risk and lack of medical treatment would endanger the child's health, courts often order the treatment over the parents' objection. Here, Earl's medical condition is relatively minor and it is unlikely that he would need a blood transfusion. As such, Wendy's wishes can probably be fulfilled via one of the choices listed.
Incorrect! Generally, where the treatment creates slight risk and lack of medical treatment would endanger the child's health, courts often order the treatment over the parents' objection. Here, Earl's medical condition is relatively minor and it is unlikely that he would need a blood transfusion. As such, Wendy's wishes can probably be fulfilled via one of the choices listed.
Question 4
Rachel (age 14) has been secretly seeing her boyfriend, Shaun (age 17), for three months. They were inseparable until Rachel found out she was pregnant. Rachel's parents are very strict, so she does not want them to find out about her pregnancy. Shaun offered to pay for an abortion. In Rachel's jurisdiction, minors can have an abortion without parental notification if they are older than age 16. In an adjourning state, minors can have an abortion at any age without parental notification. What should Rachel do?
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Correct As stated, the statute in Rachel's home state only allows abortions without parental notification if the minor is older than age 16. Since Rachel is only 14, if she wants to have an abortion without telling her parents, she would have to have the abortion in the adjourning state.
Incorrect! As stated, the statute in Rachel's home state only allows abortions without parental notification if the minor is older than age 16. Since Rachel is only 14, if she wants to have an abortion without telling her parents, she would have to have the abortion in the adjourning state.
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Question 5
Bruce (age 15) purchased a bike from his neighbor. Shortly after the purchase, the chain fell off. It would cost $25 to fix it. Bruce wants to sue his neighbor for the money to fix the bike. Bruce is too young to sue his neighbor.
Correct A minor must be represented by a guardian ad litem if he or she is suing or being sued. Since Bruce is a minor, he needs to bring suit against his neighbor through his parents.
Incorrect! A minor must be represented by a guardian ad litem if he or she is suing or being sued. Since Bruce is a minor, he needs to bring suit against his neighbor through his parents.
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Question 6
Giselle (age 16) received a small beach house when her paternal grandmother died. The house is valued at $150,000. When her parents had financial troubles recently, the bank wanted to put a lien on the beach house. The bank has a right to attach the house to pay her parents debts.
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Correct A minor may hold title to real property; however, creditors of other family members, such as parents, cannot reach the minor's property. Accordingly, the bank cannot put a lien on Giselle's beach house to pay her parents' debts.
Incorrect! A minor may hold title to real property; however, creditors of other family members, such as parents, cannot reach the minor's property. Accordingly, the bank cannot put a lien on Giselle's beach house to pay her parents' debts.