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>> that is the key question. what happened to the seventh circuit in the case that went ultimately in front of justice barrett, the court was looking at a university that made accommodations for people with religious or medical concerns. there were exceptions, you could continue to go to school if you establish to fit one of those exceptions. what a conservative judge, judge frank easterbrook said was that is sufficient, you can still function as a student. you will have to do these tests and wear a mask but they are recognizing that exceptions need to be made. the question really is whether a...

Temporarily blocking part of the new york state eviction moratorium. the order reads this violates the court's long stint teaching that ordinarily no man can be a judge in his own case, consistent with the due process clause. your reaction to that, especially given joe biden's determination to go forward with this moratorium even though ultimately we know how the court is going to rule on it. >> that was an interesting ruling, it was a state law and it allowed tenants to declare hardship and the landlords had to accept that. that is the portion that the court said it definitely violates due pr...

Anti-vaccine advocates like Marjorie Taylor Greene are spreading the false notion that mandating Covid-19 vaccines is illegal and violates personal freedoms.

The decision clears the way for school officials at Indiana's public university to require students and faculty to be vaccinated to attend in-person classes.

The U.S. Supreme Court allowed Indiana University to mandate coronavirus vaccines for students Thursday, according to the New York Times.