Whether Luis and his children are entitled to due process protections for their individual intimate and expressive, close family, parent-child speech, association, worship, and family privacy rights

QUESTIONS FOR REVIEW Whether Luis and his children are entitled to due process protections for their individual intimate and expressive, close family, parent-child speech, association, worship, and family privacy rights as provided by the First Amendment and applied to the state TC through the Fourteenth Amendment in a child custody controversy incident to divorce between two fit natural parents; whether the state may vacate individual intimate and expressive, close family, parent-child speech, association, worship, and family privacy rights as a consequence of the parents exercising a lawful and constitutionally protected choice regarding marriage—to dissolve the marital association—and license these rights back to the state’s preferred parent based solely upon the viewpoint of a sole government official regarding matters of conscience in child-rearing—the best interest of the child determination; and whether the family law TC (TC), in this controversy between two fit parents regarding their constitutional rights, has lawful authority or jurisdiction to limit constitutional rights beyond the scope and limitations imposed through Article VI of the United States Constitution. PETITION FOR CERTIORARI ii