The two were, ironically, both forced to argue the case remotely.
issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration . But Flowers and Murrill are essentially arguing that other people should have to go to work with people who aren’t vaccinated or haven’t been tested. It’s truly something.
Here’s Justice Elena Kagan noting that people can’t control the behaviors of their coworkers outside of work, and those people might expose them to the virus:every argumentin October, participated from her chambers today. Of the other eight justices, each one wore a mask for the first time, except for the overly confident guy in your philosophy class,
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