By Bob Walsh
William Shubb is a senior judge
on the United States District Court in Sacramento. On Wednesday he
informed the morons that run this state that they can not just suspend
the Constitution just because they find it inconvenient.
At
issue is AB2098, which passed into law last year and was effective
January 1 of this year. The law made it possible for licensing boards
to "punish" doctors who passed on "misinformation" about Covid-19 or
treatment for Covid-19 or pretty much anything that had the designation
Covid-19 anywhere in or near it. Passing on such "misinformation" could
and would be considered "unprofessional conduct." It would not be
necessary for the doctor to have deliberately passed on such information
to have action taken against his/her license.
Shaub
criticized the law's definition of "misinformation" as
unconstitutionally vague under the due process clause of the 14th
Amendment. The definition in the law is, "false information
contradicted by contemporary scientific consensus contrary to the
standard of care." Like requiring five-year olds to get 7 Covid-19
booster shots. The judge called it "nonsense" and "grammatically
incoherent."
No actions
have as yet been undertaken under the new law. The judge put it on
hold. He did not address any First Amendment issues because, in his
opinion, the 14th Amendment issue is enough to stop enforcement.
The
judge noted that, among other flaws, the new law does not say WHO
determines whether or not a consensus exists or for that matter who
that consensus must exist among.
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