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Texas Supreme Court justices, from left, Don Willett, Paul Green, and Nathan Hecht  listen as attorney Chad Baruch argues in a case for a home-schooling family in El Paso accused of failing to teach its kids anything because they were waiting for the second coming of Jesus Christ, Monday, Nov. 2, 2015, in Austin, Texas. The family says the kids were educated and that the El Paso school district is anti-Christian. The district counters that it should be allowed to investigate complaints learning isn't taking place.  (AP Photo/Eric Gay)

Texas Supreme Court justices, from left, Don Willett, Paul Green, and Nathan Hecht listen as attorney Chad Baruch argues in a case for a home-schooling family in El Paso accused of failing to teach its kids anything because they were waiting for the second coming of Jesus Christ, Monday, Nov. 2, 2015, in Austin, Texas. The family says the kids were educated and that the El Paso school district is anti-Christian. The district counters that it should be allowed to investigate complaints learning isn't taking place. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)

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