article_snippet.sent: Father: Dennis Nebus right, sits in court with Father: Dennis Nebus right lawyers May Cain and William Snihur, Jr., in a continuing legal battle with Hironimus over circumcision (March 10, 2015 file photo)
article_snippet.sent: In a parenting agreement filed in court, the two agreed to the boy's circumcision.
article_snippet.sent: Circuit and appellate judges have sided with Nebus, but potential surgeons have backed out after failing to get the mother's consent and becoming the target of anti-circumcision protesters.
article_snippet.sent: Though circumcision remains popular in Judeo-Christian tradition, religion had not been a driver in seeking the cutting of the boy's foreskin in this case. 
article_snippet.sent: Both parents have been under a gag order since December.
article_snippet.sent: Circumcision rates have fallen in the U.S., but a majority of boys still undergo the procedure.
article_snippet.sent: Meantime, a bubbling movement of so-called anti-circumcision 'intactivists' has made the case a rallying cry against a surgery they view as barbaric.
highlights_snippet.sent: In a parenting agreement filed in court, the two agreed to the boy's circumcision .
  