Constitutional Law,
Civil Rights
Dec. 27, 2021
School district can’t mandate vaccine, judge rules
San Diego County Superior Court Judge John S. Meyer issued a tentative order Thursday that the district cannot impose its own vaccine requirement; only the state Department of Public Health can do so.
The fate of San Diego Unified School District's student COVID-19 vaccine mandate is uncertain in light of a judge's ruling.
San Diego County Superior Court Judge John S. Meyer issued a tentative order last week that the district cannot impose its own vaccine requirement; only the state Department of Public Health can do so.
The school district plans t...
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