Great, but this should have happened back in MARCH.
The state can still take short-term emergency measures if they are minimally (!!!!) intrusive on our liberties
and for the minimal time required to meet the emergency
Lockdowns that last for weeks and months are not short-term emergency measures, they are far far from minimally intrusive of liberty, and there is precious little proof they are even necessary or helpful for most people anyway
plus, they have to be rational in order to meet basic constitutional standards. closing churches/synagogues while leaving open large stores and allowing SorozNazi riot mobs to assemble in large numbers.............that’s not even minimally rational.
it is a shame that our courts have largely abandoned our constitution and our individual liberties. I do hope that most or all of PDJT”s judges will prove as good on the bench as their bios looked here on FR!
“Open ended” mandates are unconstitutional!
I don’t want federal, or other, courts running health departments.
I like that this ruling gives government executives leeway to deal with emergencies however they decide- up to a reasonable point.