Legal Earthquake at the Supreme Court, which just called on the State of Oregon to answer the question below.

Twitter / X / ^ | June 18, 2026 | Brian Ward

[Red Badger]

Legal Earthquake at the Supreme Court, which just called on the State of Oregon to answer the question below. The state never argued for a right to mandate such drugs; only the 9th Circuit granted it such a right, in violation of federal law. This question PROVES all C-19 mandates were unlawful. Notice the second half... can a state mandate a liability-shielded product? This is FAR BIGGER than anyone can possibly imagine.

https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/25-1280.html

[lastchance]

Background please.

[Magnum44]

In laymen’s terms please?

[Enterprise]

Bump!

[Ronaldus Magnus III]

Oh my, this will get very interesting.

[Red Badger]

I’ll try:

Can a state require a licensed person, doctor for instance, to take an experimental drug and then not allow him to sue for damages if there are any.

I may be wrong............

[Magnum44]

Thanks, the whole premise with that seems wrong, but 🤷🏻‍♂️

[lastchance]

This is not an earthquake. What you present is not a decision but the “Petition for a writ of certiorari filed”
What is posted is an introduction to that petition. The latest action was on June 17, 2026 and was as follows.
Response Requested. (Due July 17, 2026) .

I doubt many here will get that distinction. Since the appeal is based on a decision by the Ninth Circuit we can be optimistic that decision will be overturned. But that has not happened yet.

[Tellurian]

Whoa, an over-the-top headline that’s ... NOT over-the-top. A good 5.6 shaker at least!

[coloradan]

Vaxx papers, please! No vaxxie, no workie!

[nwrep]

Ridiculously tendentious headline.

[nwrep]

Ridiculously tendentious headline.

[antceecee]

Yes! My son in law firefighter in California was forced to take Covid vax or lose his job of over 30 years. He is completely MAGA… hope that he does not develop complications.
He feels they violated his rights and used his job as leverage. The county that did this needs to be sued in a class action.

[Myrddin]

My employer tried to coerce the mRNA shot (or risk losing government contracts). My "do or die" date occurred during the open enrollement for healthcare. I secured a medical exemption from my doctor and forwarded it to HR. My terms were simple. If my exemption is accepted, I'll remain with the company and sign up for the healthcare. If rejected, I will initiate retirement (my 401k was well funded and I was old enough) and I would not signup for healthcare. The pending cutoff to sign-up for healthcare was the time sensitive element. The exception was granted. Since I work 100% remote, it was a simple decision. I never set foot on company property again after the exemption and worked another 5 years.

[antceecee]

Good for you! Glad you were able to escape the vax.

[OldCountryBoy]

Could the ruling of this eventually be applied to strike down the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA) of 1986?

[Red Badger]

I don’t see how..........

[oldtech]

The Ninth Circuit court??? Isn’t that that the one famous for so many overturned decisions? Looks like something more lasting could done about them by now.

[lastchance]

I do believe you are correct.

[Mr. Blond]

Seems to refer to vaxx mandates.