Justice Amy Barrett denies appeal from
Indiana University students fighting
COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Posted By: Hermoine, 8/13/2021 7:40:49 AM
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett denied an appeal from students at Indiana University to block the school’s vaccine mandate. Barrett, who has jurisdiction over the appeals court involved in the case, denied the students request for an injunction against Indiana University’s vaccine mandate on her own without consulting other colleagues on the court and without hearing from the school.
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Extremely disappointing...still trying to get the knife out of my back. Oh, and it doesn't say WHY she denied it, she just denied it w/o consulting others on the court.