Charges could be brought for deliberately coughing on people during COVID pandemic
Deliberately coughing on other individuals could lead to criminal charges if the victim becomes infected with a deadly disease.
Businesses can legally refuse customers who aren’t wearing face masks — but there are some exceptions
A gym patron who claims she has a breathing disability is upset after her gym kicked her out for not wearing a mask. Mark explains why the gym may be in the clear.
Class action lawsuit filed over Lompoc prison conditions during coronavirus pandemic
A chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union has filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of inmates at a federal prison in Lompoc over the ongoing health crisis brought on by the novel coronavirus COVID-19. In a 189-page document filed in federal court earlier this month, staff attorneys with the ACLU argue conditions inside the … Read more
Former Nevada senator wins compassionate release from prison over coronavirus concerns
Kelvin Atkinson successfully argued that his health was put at risk by COVID-19 and prison officials who were not practicing safety measures.
Monterey County probes Hobby Lobby over compliance with coronavirus orders
Monterey County officials investigated whether Hobby Lobby was complying with a shelter-in-place order issued during the coronavirus pandemic.
DOJ attorney locks on to California’s coronavirus shelter-at-home orders, warns they may be illegal
DOJ attorney Eric Dreiband sent two letters to California officials warning of potential legal issues with shelter-in-place orders.