Florida court rules mask mandate is “presumptively unconstitutional”

This appears to be the first case in the United States where a mask mandate is declared unconstitutional.

Sources:

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  June 12, 2021. Jennifer Cabrera. “Appeals Court Rules Alachua County Mask Mandate Is ‘Presumptively Unconstitutional.’” Alachua Chronicle, Florida.
  https://alachuachronicle.com/appeals-court-rules-alachua-county-mask-mandate-is-presumptively-unconstitutional/.
  News.
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  June 11, 2021. Donna M. Keim,. Justin Green v. Alachua County. FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL, STATE OF FLORIDA. Ruling, No. 1D20-1661.
  https://alachuachronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/201661_DC13_06112021_130157_i.pdf.
  Judgment, PDF.
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  June 14, 2021. Howie Carr with Jeff Childers. “Another Big Win for the Sunshine State – 06.14.21 – Hour 3.” The Howie Carr Radio Network.
  https://the-howie-carr-show-6a7734f7.simplecast.com/episodes/hcs-061521-hour-3.
  Audio.
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  Jeff Childers. “☕️ Coffee & Covid 2021 🦠.” ☕️ Coffee & Covid 🦠.
  https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/.
  Law, Blog.
  This is Jeff Childers’ blog.  It appears to have been set up after the story about beating the mask mandates broke.