There is no legal Federal Issue here. The states have the authority to act in this case.
I am not sure why the people around here think the Federal Government controls state issues.
Many on this forum are all in for “states rights” up until they conflict with their given position on an issue.
Thats my thought too in post 43.
There is no legal Federal Issue here. The states have the authority to act in this case.
I am not sure why the people around here think the Federal Government controls state issues.
I am no lawyer, but I see several issues here.
First, your statement.
Second, a university is like any business or club. You have the right to walk out the door if you are not happy with the way it is operated.
The bottom line is that if she had ruled against the university, she would have been one of those activist judges that conservatives have been condemning. A judge should follow the law and if there is no law, the judge should pass.
The person who should be condemned is the governor. Governors have a lot of influence in the universities.
I would simply remove my kid. Luckily they are all older than the judge and it is no longer an issue in my family.
“There is no legal Federal Issue here.”
People seem to think a university forcing kids to take a jab they don’t need and which can permanently damage their heart or worse, kill them is a national issue.
What’s wrong with these people? Just obey. 🤓
Indiana State University is violating the Nuremberg Code which the Federal Government authored and signed on to, not the State of Indiana.
The Nuremberg Kodex and the Declaration of Helsinki formed the basis for the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 45 Part 46.
The United Nations adopted the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, including Article Seven which prohibits experiments conducted without the "free consent to medical or scientific experimentation" of the subject. Violating subjects rights in the United States can have the administration at Indiana University, and now Supreme Court Justice Amy Barrett, tried for international crimes.
Federal funding means the federal government is always involved, but yes, it’s a state university, so the case is about state regulations.