"Judge Rademaker concluded that neither the governor nor the state health commissioner has the authority to impose the mask mandate and the state legislature would need to approve specific laws to require masks in schools and certain public places."
"Judge Rademaker concluded that neither the governor nor the state health commissioner has the authority to impose the mask mandate and the state legislature would need to approve specific laws to require masks in schools and certain public places."
Shockingly about 1/3 of the world population lives under Common Law or hybrid systems that incorporate aspects of Common Law. This shit needs to get gone so badly.
Isn't that almost entirely down to India and America though? And the Indian system is apparently also quite a strange mixture of every kind of legal tradition, due to India's history. I will admit though, while I have tried to read up on different countries and their legal traditions, it's almost too big of a subject for any single person to understand.