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It is hilarious, and right on point.

The other judge chimes in... Do governors have the right to decide which human activities are essential?

If you can not find language within the contract that allows them to rescind the offer then they may not be able to force anything. They might be very persuasive in their language, but may just be relying on you to voluntarily comply. Read the contract carefully and understand all the terms. If...

Here they come. Many more of these are going to sprout up and find their way to the Supremes. Gov. Whitmer being sued over “Stay Home” order

"While we believe that during this period there is a sufficient basis for the social distancing rules that have been put in place, the scope and justification of restrictions beyond that will have to be assessed based on the circumstances as they evolve," Barr said Tuesday. DOJ sides with...

Nobody is taking anything away from anyone who is choosing to stay home, and nobody else gains anything because someone chooses to stay home. It is far more reasonable to let those who are fearful to be inconvenienced than to inconvenience an entire population with questionable restrictions...

I am not refusing it or denying it- but I am acknowledging people hold certain civil liberties until following due process they don't. An executive order circumvents due process and is arguably insufficient to compel anyone to do anything in the first place. Fear alone that someone might be sick...

I certainly do get it and agree- everyone is at risk. However, not everyone is a risk. Quarantine authority exists for people who are a risk, or are infected. Those who fear for their health can stay away from public. Just as they can attend church from home if they choose, they can also shop...

It seems to me reasonable accommodations can be made for those prisoners most susceptible to the virus, including temporary release. Considering that more than 95% of people infected only get mild flu symptoms and recover from it, it hardly seems necessary to release large quantities of...

I don't think he knowingly put anyone at risk. It appears once he knew he was sick he withdrew. As for others, if they fear they might get sick from someone else they can choose to avoid public places. If a person is fearful of a virus why would they choose to go anywhere other people are? They...

Unfortunate, but he had a pre existing condition that made him more susceptible to the virus. He should have stayed home but chose to put himself at risk. Every person is free to make that choice.

If this were to happen we would likely have a pretty well established and easy to identify crime.

Yes, I saw that. Barr's focus was on religious services, but no telling how deep DOJ will dig in to it. There are a number of issues that need to be addressed..

I believe the church in question, in the article above, was doing services in the parking lot. Everyone remained in their vehicles. It wasn't about the building. They had been forbidden to congregate at all.

Obviously. There are very few things, if anything, everyone agrees with. In every matter brought before the court someone has to be on the losing side. Sadly, this only applied to the one church. If it is good for the one it should be good for them all. I bet this church has quite a large...

A small win. Judge grants Louisville church's temporary restraining order against Mayor Fischer to allow drive-in service

“(W)e all need to take a breath and not succumb to our fears. We are talking about criminalizing our civil liberties and taking away the constitutional rights of our citizens.” I am happy to find that this sentiment is found throughout the country and at various levels of government. Fresno...

Knowingly. I just don't believe there is a basis for this type of blanket order that is applied to an entire population. That is not narrowly defined at all. Infected or not, everyone stay home and don't come out except for the reasons given. That just doesn't work. The fact that it is an...

Kansas Governor Sues Lawmakers Who Revoked Limit on Church Gatherings Stay-at-Home Orders and Travel Bans Spur Constitutional Fights Adams County prosecutor urges Gov. Little to rescind Idaho stay-at-home order: 'I cannot in good conscience enforce it' Stephen Owens: Constitution must be...