Within the waning days of 2020, as COVID-19 circumstances in Massachusetts had been summiting the best peak of the pandemic, the Supreme Judicial Court docket (SJC) of Massachusetts determined that the First Modification’s Meeting Clause doesn’t defend personal meeting by personal residents in “personal properties.” In line with the state’s excessive court docket, whether or not, when, and the way the residents of Massachusetts might collect in one another’s dens and bedrooms are all questions of “vital authorities curiosity” to the state’s governor, and are subsequently inside his regulatory energy.
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