Arizona Supreme Court Says State Budget Can't Be Used to Mandate Masks in Schools
The Arizona Supreme Court affirmed a lower court's ruling shortly after hearing oral arguments Tuesday that deemed it was unconstitutional…
November 02, 2021 at 04:58 PM
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State and Local GovernmentThe Arizona Supreme Court affirmed a lower court's ruling shortly after hearing oral arguments Tuesday that deemed it was unconstitutional for the state's budget to be used as a catalyst for passing laws that block public schools from requiring mask and vaccine mandates, as well as prohibiting them from teaching critical race theory.
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