Why Vaccine and Mask Mandates Hold Up in Court

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In most cases against vaccine and mask mandates that have actually reached a judge, the pro-mandate side has come out the winner. Here's a look at why:

Mask mandates are, in some ways, even easier to impose, Annas said. These requirements allow people to take part in certain activities, such as in-person schooling. Like vaccines, people cannot be forced to comply, but they can be excluded from partaking.

Legal scholars also say the case for religious exemption is likely not strong enough to win in court. One religious concern that has circulated is that fetal cell lines developed from aborted cells were used to produce the Johnson & Johnson shot. But most leaders from faiths across the board have come out in favor of the vaccine. Pope Francis called getting vaccinated against COVID-19 an “act of love.”, the U.S.

 

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Being *cautious* about 'the' vaccines AND refusing to wear a mask cannot be put in the same basket, though. I'm not vaccinated (and will never get one.) I have been wearing a mask + a face shield since February 2020.

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