Caveat: Not an attorney (but would love to hear one weigh in on this…)

At issue is the in-effect EO(-02) in play which prohibits a school district from mandating masking a child against a parent’s will. Every school district that requires students to mask against their parents’ will defies the order. Let’s see what teeth Youngkin has…

The decision to dismiss the lawsuit in the Chesapeake region:

1. while not binding over the commonwealth doesn’t in any way weaken EO-02 (they kick the can down the road to decide on its legality)
2. notes a lack of support for the notion that the governor of Virginia has an inherent duty to impose masks on Virginians
3. suggests that school districts are not bound by law to follow the political horseshit coming out of the CDC to be followed as law

This decision is a signal that the court does not believe that Karens should be able to force other parents to go along with masks. Keep the wind coming!