Brief Amici Curiae on Behalf of Constitutional Law Professors A.E. Dick Howard, Russell A. Miller, and Carl W. Tobias: Lynchburg Range & Training LLC v. Northam

A.E. Dick Howard; Russell A. Miller; Carl W. Tobias

Brief Amici Curiae on Behalf of Constitutional Law Professors A.E. Dick Howard, Russell A. Miller, and Carl W. Tobias: Lynchburg Range & Training LLC v. Northam

A.E. Dick Howard
, Russell A. Miller
, Carl W. Tobias

Washington and Lee University School of Law

Research output: Other Contribution › Brief/Court Filing

Abstract

Through Executive Order No. 53, the Governor of Virginia has acted in a manner consistent with the Constitution of Virginia in temporarily limiting access to indoor, nonessential businesses during the COVID-19 health crisis. Nothing in Article I, § 13 should be read to, nor was intended to, prevent the Governor from taking neutral, commonsense actions to protect the public health in the face of a nationwide pandemic.

Original language	American English
Place of Publication	Virginia Circuit Court, City of Lynchburg
State	Published - Apr 13 2020

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