This site has not reported every story — or even the vast majority of them — on mandatory vaccination cases. But this one seemed worth noting because it impacts both public and private schools: Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday announced a vaccine mandate for all students – the first requirement of its kind in the United States….
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Vermont Supreme Court Rejects Traffic Stop by Border Agents For Driving While Nervous
Richard Diamond reports: Federal agents do not have the ability to conduct a traffic stop in Vermont that violates the state constitution, the state Supreme Court ruled last week. A Customs and Border Patrol agent had set up in a hidden spot near the Canadian border on August 12, 2018, when the car belonging to…
Biometric Privacy Suit Against Senior Living Company to Proceed
Jake Holland reports: A senior living home chain must face claims it violated the Biometric Information Privacy Act after an Illinois federal judge found the plaintiff had properly stated a claim under the law. Plaintiff Sharon Brandenberg’s BIPA claims against Meridian Senior Living LLC aren’t preempted or time-barred, so the lawsuit may proceed, Judge Sue E….
When the FBI seizes your messages from Big Tech, you may not know it for years
Jay Greene and Drew Harwell recently reported: At first, Ryan Lackey thought the email was a scam. It arrived one morning in March, bearing news that Facebook had received an order from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to turn over data from personal accounts Lackey uses to chat with friends and exchange cat photos. Even…