Aside: We still have people who don't have/can't get state issued IDs, hence voting requirement. Now everyone who wants to engage in the world of indoor commerce would need a smart phone? I get the good purpose behind this but as a rule it would exclude people.
I don't even agree that not getting vaccinated is a right! Mandatory vaccinations may not be prudent policy but I don't think they violate any moral or constitutional liberty interest, any more than DWI laws do. (And mere incentives for vaccination are of course great.) https://twitter.com/JillFilipovic/status/1393046352511348736 …
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Can't be mandatory when there is only an emergency authorization. Once that's cleared, law had been pretty clear under Jacobson v. Mass. Since Handmaid, Bart O'Kavanaugh, etc., who knows.
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It has been made pretty clear in the past mandatory vaccination doesn’t violate constitutional liberties. Granted I don’t what the ruling would be today. Also many states seem to think it is prudent policy, as do I, at least for childhood vaccines.
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Although currently there is a bit of a gray area when it comes to an EUA but that hasn’t been tested, although it may be soon if they are not fully approved by fall
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How about the paper card they gave me after the vaccinations..is that not enough?
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