NCLA Asks Supreme Court to Revisit 120-year-old Precedent that Led to Rights Abuses Amid Pandemic
MSU fired two of NCLA’s three clients, all of whom had naturally acquired immunity to Covid, for refusing the vaccine.
- MSU fired two of NCLA’s three clients, all of whom had naturally acquired immunity to Covid, for refusing the vaccine.
- NCLA further urges the Court to hold that MSU’s policy failed to meet that standard.
- NCLA’s petition presents the Supreme Court with an ideal opportunity to correct this widespread misunderstanding before another emergency pandemic breaks out.
- The Court needs to update the precedent to reflect current constitutional law.”
“CDC’s flawed guidance was not subject to direct court challenge, because it was deemed mere guidance.