Stop having children, says judge, and more
A judge has ordered an Ohio man to stop having children.
Stop having children, says judge
A judge has ordered an Ohio man to stop having children. Asim Taylor, 35, owes the mothers of his four children $96,000 in child support. Judge James Walther sentenced Taylor to five years of probation, during which time he is to “avoid impregnating a woman.” Taylor’s lawyer said that the court is infringing on his client’s constitutional rights by “stepping into his bedroom.”
Is veganism a religion?
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Veganism may count as a religion, a federal court has ruled. Sakile Chenzira, a strict vegan, was fired from her job at a Cincinnati hospital because she refused a flu shot that’s produced using chicken eggs. A court ruled that her discrimination lawsuit may proceed, since her veganism has “a sincerity equating that of traditional religious views.”
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