[Cletus.D.Yokel]

See my post 493 upthread.
That “warning” would be moot.
For 2 reasons (1) 18USC242 is the purview of the DOJ Fedzilla, not in Paxton’s arena. (2) The State regulates business, 18USC242 protect civil rights.
Luther was re-opening her *business* against the orders (without permission).

There are plenty of “shall not operate” rules in effect in every day business.
The emergency order was another.

[nanetteclaret]

So what you’re saying is that individuals do not have the right to work without the state’s blessing? There is something wrong with that picture! Her civil rights have been violated. If they keep the abortuaries open, then her business should be able to be open, too. She is being discriminated against!

[nanetteclaret]

I used the wrong example. Gov. Abbott did close the abortuaries. But I still think she is being discrimated against. She is white and her salon is in North Dallas. The judge is black. If it had been Tanika’s Salon in South Dallas, I expect they would have looked the other way.

[bigbob]