WV Vaccine Law Violates Parents’ Religious Beliefs
West Virginia’s Vaccine law cannot treat parental religious rights as optional;
By Liberty Counsel —— Bio and Archives--May 12, 2026
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CHARLESTON, WV – Liberty Counsel filed an amicus brief to the West Virginia Supreme Court in a case where the state’s compulsory vaccine law unconstitutionally forces some parents to violate their religious beliefs to send their children to public school. West Virginia is one of four states that does not have religious exemptions to mandated vaccines codified into law. In West Virginia Board of Education v. Guzman, Miranda Guzman and other parents are seeking to exempt their children from school-mandated vaccines and preserve the right to direct their religious upbringing.
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