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Dec 4, 04:09

Vermont Court Rules on Liability in Child Vaccination Case, Not Parental Consent

The Vermont Supreme Court ruled that officials involved in the mistaken COVID-19 vaccination of a 6-year-old are shielded from state lawsuits under the PREP Act, but this does not grant schools the authority to vaccinate children without parental consent.

Vermont Court Rules on Liability in Child Vaccination Case, Not Parental Consent

The Vermont Supreme Court ruled that officials involved in the mistaken COVID-19 vaccination of a 6-year-old are shielded from state lawsuits under the PREP Act, but this does not grant schools the authority to vaccinate children without parental consent.

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How does the PREP Act impact the legal implications of this case, and what are its limitations?

The ruling stems from a lawsuit where a child was mistakenly vaccinated despite parental objections. The court found that the PREP Act, providing immunity from liability for COVID-19 vaccination activities, shields officials from state-level lawsuits. This does not change existing laws on parental consent for vaccinations.

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Nov 17, 01:24

Russian Family's Parental Rights Restricted

A Russian court restricts the parental rights of a family of four due to concerns about neglect and unsanitary living conditions, sparking debate about appropriate interventions and support for vulnerable families.

Russian Family's Parental Rights Restricted

A Russian court restricts the parental rights of a family of four due to concerns about neglect and unsanitary living conditions, sparking debate about appropriate interventions and support for vulnerable families.

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What were the main reasons for the court's decision to restrict the Pelevin family's parental rights?

A Russian family, the Pelevins, had their parental rights restricted, not terminated, concerning their four children due to prior neglect and unsanitary living conditions. The court considered their efforts to improve their situation, such as paying off debts and finding employment, but deemed these insufficient to prevent the restriction.

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