Kansas Supreme Court rules for Gov limiting church gatherings to 10 people

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The state Supreme Court of Kansas ruled Saturday night in favor of Gov. Laura Kelly, a Democrat who recently ordered a limit of 10 people in religious gatherings because of the coronavirus.

Her ruling had been overturned by a GOP-led panel of state lawmakers, local media reported.

The Kansas Supreme Court finds Republican Leadership had no legal authority to revoke Gov. Kelly’s executive order limiting gatherings due to COVID 19. 

Her ruling isn’t as bad as some of the other rulings in various states, but, in general, it’s getting out of control.

In Mississippi, they’re hunting down people in church services in parking lots:

Look what is going on in Philly, a crime-ridden city – China cause this virus to travel the globe and now we are China. This is exactly the kind of thing we made fun of China for doing:

This is what happened before:

Governor Whitmer of Michigan is fine with the sale of weed and liquor as essentials but not seeds:

In Italy, we have a runner:


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oldarmyblog
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oldarmyblog
3 years ago

No surprise here. This is the same court that gets to tell the legislature how much money to spent on education and found a previous hidden right to abortion in the state constitution. Leftist turds, every last one. Funny how during this illegal shut down, abortion is an essential service. That tells you all you need to know about our jackass governor.

Martha
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Martha
3 years ago

Calling A.G. Barr. Where are you? With only 55 cases in the state? Clearly this state and many other’s are heading down the road of tyranny….

Greg
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Greg
3 years ago

In other words, we are Not facing “The Thing from Another World”.

Greg
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Greg
3 years ago

Here’s a VERY INTERESTING tidbit of information. As of right now Kansas has 55 deaths from Covid. Wouldn’t it be quite interesting to “know” what the influenza related deaths were in 2017-2018.

Influenza – Contributing cause of Death – 46
Influenza – Direct Cause of Death – 196
Pneumonia – Direct cause of death – 363
Pneumonia – Contributing cause of death – 1117
For a Total of 1722.

For the Total in 2018-2019 – 1439
For the Total in 2019-2020 – 1136

Although the season isn’t over, the deaths have progressively went down each year for the past 3.
Where in hell are the priorities of this Governor.

Greg
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Greg
3 years ago

It was No surprise Whatsoever the court ruled in her favor. It’s in NO way a conservative court, as some may imagine. There’s been many complaints in the manner of how judges are selected. As one critic put it: “Kansas is the only state in the union that gives the members of its bar majority control over the selection of state supreme court justices.” As in most voting outcomes, people rarely change things, and so it is with the retention of Judges. I have yet to see retention denied, even after there has been public uproar, as in a school funding issue when the court mandated a huge increase in funding.

If it would go to the US Supreme Court it could be overturned since the Executive Order was arbitrary and capricious. The focus of the order didn’t meet the reasonableness criteria. It specifies “churches” but has a long list of “exemptions. It’s the same reason the SCOTUS ruled against the case, I believe it was, of a bakery in Colorado. Once again the media ignored the part of the story which is why the Legislature Council took action. It would now rest on those who have standing, churches, to seek an injunction.