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In August, Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett dismissed a challenge to Indiana University's vaccine mandate in what many saw as an indication that the court would uphold the 1905 precedent. A lower court judge had cited Jacobson in ruling against the plaintiffs. [Source]
Biden V Mandate violates 14nth amendment.
So protecting life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is what the masks and vaccines do.
originally posted by: SirHardHarry
a reply to: Gothmog
The Supreme Court of the US is the ONLY court that can adjudicate a Constitutional matter .
Yeah, hence the ruling about which we're talking: SCOTUS.
The trouble with this one is that they're going to have to convince someone how the current situation is different from what's been going on in the country for 18 months now.
originally posted by: Gothmog
a reply to: game over man
So protecting life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is what the masks and vaccines do.
But MANDATING does violate said Bill of Rights .
Abortion is Constitutional per the Supreme Court .
Now imagine if abortions were mandated .
Learn US Civics
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: ketsuko
The trouble with this one is that they're going to have to convince someone how the current situation is different from what's been going on in the country for 18 months now.
No vaccines were available for COVID-19 18 months ago.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: SirHardHarry
Yes the baby also presumably has both a body and a choice. You guys always want to ignore that because it's inconvenient to you.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Brassmonkey
So congress and the courts get their religious freedoms but not 9 millions feds?
Collective bargaining agreements carry certain benefits, and drawbacks.
originally posted by: Brassmonkey
Neither does your opinion matter either
Marbury Vs Madison says the only opinion that matters is SCOTUS. There is your case law since you complained about me not citing any case law.
Also, since Jacobson is the precedent for states to vaccinate individuals. How does this give the a Federal agency like OSHA the power to vaccinate?
Where in Article 2 of the constitution does the President have this authority for this edict?
What case law is there that gives the Federal government power to forcibly vaccinate private employees from private companies?
a reply to: SirHardHarry
They did not institute the mandate when the vaccines first came out.
Not the same. Cases and hospitalizations have exceeded those in the past.
Same situation then; not enough of an issue to create that mandate.