Daily News | The faulty grammar behind a Florida judge’s reckless mask ruling
for the whole country, she employed a litany of dictionary definitions but ignored pleas for good grammar. Taking one without the other doesn’t make for good language or legal reasoning — to say nothing of good public health.
The back and forth between the government, which was defending the mask mandate, and the plaintiffs — a brand-new, Orwellian-sounding nonprofit called the Health Freedom Defense Fund, along with two Florida women who claimed that wearing masks gave them anxiety — could make a layperson’s head spin.
The problem with this reading, as the government points out, is that for it to make grammatical sense, the word. If someone were to be “infected or contaminated,” then sure, the government could go to town inspecting, fumigating, disinfecting, and sanitizing them. (This week’s news that the youngest detainee at Guantánamo was
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