There's only one way this works for me, and that's what the 2nd judge in this story did. He made a deal of sorts and released someone. That I can see, as someone isn't forced to get a vaccination.
Otherwise, this is just as bad as any mandates and worse. Give a woman a forced abortion and see how that plays out.
---
2 New York Judges Ordered Defendants to Get Vaccinated. Can They Do That?
The defendant was charged with a number of minor crimes, including drug possession and shoplifting. He was prepared to plead guilty, and prosecutors agreed. But a Bronx judge approving the deal added his own unusual condition.
The defendant had to get a Covid-19 vaccine.
A week later, a Manhattan judge made the same order, this time of a woman seeking bail before a trial.
Neither defendant appeared to object. But legal observers said the two judges’ orders — made in different courts and for different reasons — raise important questions about the line between civic responsibility and civil liberties.
A number of experts who reviewed the orders disagreed as to whether they were justified, or whether or one or both could represent an overstep — a debate that underscores the legal and ethical complications that have emerged around vaccination requirements.
In one case, Judge Jeffrey Zimmerman of the Bronx County criminal court, explained that the defendant, William Gregory, had been accused of crimes — including drug possession, criminal trespass, shoplifting and criminal contempt — that showed he had placed his own interest above others’. In getting the vaccine, the judge argued, Mr. Gregory would be doing the opposite, and so vaccination would represent a form of rehabilitation.
The second order came from a federal judge in Manhattan, Jed S. Rakoff, who granted the release of a defendant, Elouisa Pimental, who was charged with conspiracy to distribute fentanyl, on the condition that she get vaccinated.
Judge Rakoff argued that it fell to him to determine whether a person seeking release represented a danger to their community. The unvaccinated, he wrote, did pose such a danger, given their “enhanced risk of infecting other, innocent people and even potentially causing their deaths.”
Stephen Gillers, an expert in legal ethics at the New York University School of Law, said that Judge Rakoff was likely on firm footing, as long as Ms. Pimental was not reluctant to get vaccinated because of health issues or “legitimate religious objections.”
Rest -
https://dnyuz.com/2021/08/23/2-new-y...-they-do-that/