I previously wrote about the federal court’s interpretation of the Texas Election Code here. In that decision, the Western District of Texas found that fear of contracting the coronavirus does indeed constitute a disability. Now, the Texas Supreme Court has weighed in. TheTexas Supreme Court reached the opposite conclusion, that fear of the virus
I wrote a post the other day stating that mere fear of contracting the COVID19 virus is not a disability for purposes of the Americans with Disabilities Act. See that post here. But, in a similar lawsuit concerning mail-in balloting, the Western District of Texas has found that anxiety over the coronavirus does indeed
As a lawyer, I often tell my non-lawyer friends we have two duties as citizens: to vote and to serve on a jury. Surely, if nothing else, our Republic was founded on the principle of an educated electorate that casts votes. But, if we ask for time off from our job to vote, we can