U.S. Supreme Court refuses to block Indiana University's requirement that students receive a Covid-19 vaccine to attend classes this fall.
that students be vaccinated against Covid-19 to attend classes in the fall semester.
It was the first legal test of a Covid vaccination mandate to come before the justices. A challenge to the policy was directed to Amy Coney Barrett, the justice in charge of that region of the country, who denied it. There were no noted dissents from other justices. Eight students asked the court for an emergency order, arguing that the risks associated with the vaccines outweighed the potential benefits for the population in their age group."Protection of others does not relieve our society from the central canon of medical ethics requiring voluntary and informed consent," they told the justices, seeking an emergency order to block the vaccination requirement.
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