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7. "The children are entitled to protection, and if the parents won't give it to them, they [the parents] will suffer the [legal] consequences," says Mack Futch, an assistant state attorney in Sarasota County.
8. The Hermansons, however, have maintained that prosecutors want to violate their constitutional right of religious freedom. And in interviews last week, their supporters maintained that the couple treated their daughter with a proven-if uncoventional-method of healing.
11. Amy's tird grade report card was her last. It showed A's in reading, English, Spelling, mathematics, science, and social studies. "Amy takes a keen interest in all her work," a teacher wrote.
12. But in September 1986, Amy began fourth grade as a different child. Teachers noticed her dozing off in class, shedding weight at an alarming rate, and complaining of stomachaches. At one point, she held her hands over her ears and pleaded, "Stop the noise. Stop the noise," at the sound of a pencil scratching paper.
17. A court hearing was scheduled for 1:30 P.M. and Amy's fater arrived early. At 1:27 P.M., Hermanson took a phone call from home reporting that Amy had taken a turn for the worse and an ambulance was en routhe. Learning this, the judge ordered that a medical doctor examine Amy.
18. But it was too late. With Christian Science practitioner Hillier Nearby, Amy had died in her parents' bed.
21. Florida law says parents can't be judged "abusive or neglectful" because they withhold conventional medical treatment for religious reasons. Similar laws exist in most states. They were enacted under heavy lobbying from the Boston-based church after one of its members, Dorothy Sheridan of Harwich, Massachsetts, was convicted in 1967 of manslaughter in the death of her child. "William and Christine Hermanson, at all times material to the facts in this case, followed the religious teachings of their church and relied upon Christian Science healing in the care and treatment of Amy Hermanson," the court record states.
22. Within the legal community, there is considerable debate over whther that is an adequate defense when a child dies. adequate defense when a child dies. harvard law professor Alan Dershowithz says that such trials revolve around two important constitutional rights: parents' freedom of religion, and children's right to grow up healthy.
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North Star Unit 3 본문이에요
본문중에 7 8 11 12 17 18 21 22에요 아시는분은 그냥 해주시고
모르시는분은 그냥 이거 해석 해주세요.
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7. "The children are entitled to protection, and if the parents won't give it to them, they [the parents] will suffer the [legal] consequences," says Mack Futch, an assistant state attorney in Sarasota County.
8. The Hermansons, however, have maintained that prosecutors want to violate their constitutional right of religious freedom. And in interviews last week, their supporters maintained that the couple treated their daughter with a proven-if uncoventional-method of healing.
11. Amy's tird grade report card was her last. It showed A's in reading, English, Spelling, mathematics, science, and social studies. "Amy takes a keen interest in all her work," a teacher wrote.
12. But in September 1986, Amy began fourth grade as a different child. Teachers noticed her dozing off in class, shedding weight at an alarming rate, and complaining of stomachaches. At one point, she held her hands over her ears and pleaded, "Stop the noise. Stop the noise," at the sound of a pencil scratching paper.
17. A court hearing was scheduled for 1:30 P.M. and Amy's fater arrived early. At 1:27 P.M., Hermanson took a phone call from home reporting that Amy had taken a turn for the worse and an ambulance was en routhe. Learning this, the judge ordered that a medical doctor examine Amy.
18. But it was too late. With Christian Science practitioner Hillier Nearby, Amy had died in her parents' bed.
21. Florida law says parents can't be judged "abusive or neglectful" because they withhold conventional medical treatment for religious reasons. Similar laws exist in most states. They were enacted under heavy lobbying from the Boston-based church after one of its members, Dorothy Sheridan of Harwich, Massachsetts, was convicted in 1967 of manslaughter in the death of her child. "William and Christine Hermanson, at all times material to the facts in this case, followed the religious teachings of their church and relied upon Christian Science healing in the care and treatment of Amy Hermanson," the court record states.
22. Within the legal community, there is considerable debate over whther that is an adequate defense when a child dies. adequate defense when a child dies. harvard law professor Alan Dershowithz says that such trials revolve around two important constitutional rights: parents' freedom of religion, and children's right to grow up healthy.
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