An Ohio judge deemed the state’s lockdown in response to the Chinese coronavirus illegal, and stated that the state’s top health director “acted in an impermissibly arbitrary, unreasonable, and oppressive manner.”
Lake County Common Pleas Judge Eugene Lucci ruled that Amy Acton, the director of the Ohio Department of Health, is prohibited from punishing non-essential businesses that defy Ohio’s orders to stay closed in response to the Chinese coronavirus pandemic, Cleveland 19 News reported.
The report added that the Lake County General Health District, police officers, prosecutors, and the Ohio Attorney General are also prohibited from punishing so-called “non-essential” businesses, as the companies already operate in compliance with standard safety regulations.
“Constitutions are written to prevent governments from arbitrarily interfering in citizens’ lives and businesses,” said 1851 Center Executive Director Maurice Thompson, according to Cleveland 19 News.
“On that front, the call to action is clear,” he added. “The Governor and health director may no longer impose their own closures and regulations and write their own criminal penalties to enforce those regulations and closures.”
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Hey JOE WHAT IS THIS ARTICLE SAYING???? So this is OHIO RIGHT??? AND MICHIGAN SAID IT WAS ILLEGAL, NEW YORK WAS SAID TO BE ILLEGAL, CALIFORNIA IS SAID TO BE ILLEGAL, all cops and judges say the orders are illegal, So why do you moronic slaves keep saying this is lawful and legal??? AND THAT WE SHOULD LISTEN AND FOLLOW THE ORDERS???? Maybe try doing actual investigative work first before you think you know it all, and try to demonize everyone...
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