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Reasonable. they , like robert said,, they essentiallytheyf my strip f my due process rights. i wasn't even allowed to appeal the decision to anybody. you can't do that in the unitedl states . the law makers need to be held accountable foe for whr what tha back in august, robert , a judge struck down browser's j mandat e for all d.c. government workers to be vaccinated against covid. id. >> so does that help you here? oh, sure. and you take a look, you talk about getting lost on this. of course, you did, becauseer they passed over 16 different emergency orders.over they passed over fifteenpara...

The Big Board, a bar and burger restaurant on H Street in the District is suing the D.C. Department of Health after their liquor license was suspended earlier this year and they were ordered to close for refusing to follow the city’s COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandate, a lawsuit says.

(The Center Square) – The client of an Ohio policy group will not have to pay any fines after he refused to follow orders to close his Washington, D.C. bar during the pandemic, a judge ruled.

The Buckeye Institute filed a new lawsuit against the District of Columbia Department of Health challenging the D.C. Council’s and Mayor Muriel Bowser’s unconstitutional emergency acts and orders, which D.C. used to force the closure of The Big Board, a neighborhood bar and grill located in our nation’s capital and owned by Buckeye’s client, Eric Flannery.