nursing home workers
it sets a legal precedent.
>nursing home workers
it sets a legal precedent.
If the decision isn't reversed on appeal of course...
Now, to me, it's constitutionally sound, but that's just me. I'm not part of any partisan panel that would eventually have the last say here...
If the decision isn't reversed on appeal of course...
Now, to me, it's constitutionally sound, but that's just me. I'm not part of any partisan panel that would eventually have the last say here...
If a ruling like this can come out of Cali, maybe there is still hope for the world
If a ruling like this can come out of Cali, maybe there is still hope for the world
At the same time it's a ruling upon a made up issue
I mean, of course the state cannot force you by law to say something, anything. 1st and 5th amendment. It's only because the courts and legal procedures are slow and tortuous as fuck that this thing could stand more than 10 seconds in the first place.
It's crazy that it got passed, first and foremost, it should never have seen the light of the day
At the same time it's a ruling upon a made up issue
I mean, of course the state cannot force you by law to say something, anything. 1st and 5th amendment. It's only because the courts and legal procedures are slow and tortuous as fuck that this thing could stand more than 10 seconds in the first place.
It's crazy that it got passed, first and foremost, it should never have seen the light of the day
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