Justice Amy Coney Barrett Denies Petition To Block Vaccine Mandate at Indiana University
Justice Amy Coney Barrett denied a petition calling on the Supreme Court to block a COVID-19 vaccine mandate at Indiana University. According to NBC News , the university requires students attending classes in the fall…

Justice Amy Coney Barrett denied a petition calling on the Supreme Court to block a COVID-19 vaccine mandate at Indiana University.
According to NBC News, the university requires students attending classes in the fall semester to be vaccinated. Barrett is the justice in charge of that region of the United States and decided without dissents from other justices.
Eight students from the university called on the court for an emergency order, as the outlet reports. They told the justices, “Protection of others does not relieve our society from the central canon of medical ethics requiring voluntary and informed consent.”
James Bopp, a lawyer for students, also told the justices, “IU is coercing students to give up their rights to bodily integrity, autonomy, and of medical treatment choice in exchange for the discretionary benefit of matriculating at IU.”
The Chronicle of Higher Education has counted more than 720 colleges requiring at least some students or employees to be vaccinated.


