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Law professor sues George Mason University over bizarre COVID vaccine mandate
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Law School Professor Sues Over Vaccine Mandate, Because Of Course He Would
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The decision this week of the Supreme Court to hear its first major Second Amendment case in more than a decade is momentous in many ways. Scholars and jurists have been clamoring for years for the court to clarify its landmark, but opaque 2008 decision,
District of Columbia v. Heller. The core holding in
Heller has not been much disputed in the intervening years. According to
Heller, the Second Amendment protects the right of individuals to have a functional handgun in the home for reasons of self-protection. What has not been clear in the 13 years since the decision was rendered is how far outside of the home
Lawsuit reveals deadly conditions for Washington D.C. jail inmates during the pandemic
The lawsuit,
Edward Banks, et al v. Quincy Booth, et al,was filed last year as the pandemic first surged throughout the United States. The plaintiffs, four inmates at the Washington D.C. Jail in the southeast of the city, allege that the DoC is engaging in “violat[ions of] their constitutional rights under the Fifth and Eighth Amendments by failing to ensure safe conditions in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.”
The Central Detention Facility in Washington, D.C. (source: dc.gov)
The lawsuit’s affidavit states inmates and staff “have no masks, insufficient gloves, no gowns, no disinfectants, and [that] no comprehensive cleaning occurs regularly.” Residents “coming into the Jails are not screened for Symptoms of COVID-19” and “are not required to engage in any of the behaviors which the Mayor recommends for the general population, such as ‘social distancing’, repeated hand-wa