The Limits Of Governor Wolf's Power

[45Doll]

Yes, there are some. Note especially the section related to firearms and confiscation.

Hat tip to Joshua. On the job as always.

https://blog.princelaw.com/2020/03/1...nd-ammunition/

[akley88]

Joshua is the man.

[PocketProtector]

Josh always brings it. Basically saying eff Wolf but in a nice way....

[Walleye Hunter]

Then Wolf should have a yuuuggge liability on his hands right now.

[akley88]

maybe thats why wolf was forced to clarify the closures are recommendations and not forced.

[Delkal]

One of the smaller local bars in Bucks got shut down by the Board of health 2 nights ago. My girlfriends friend thought it was closed but the regulars told her it was open that night and "everyone's here". She was there for a while till some "official" came by and told them to close.

[Walleye Hunter]

One of my neighbors' family owns a mfg company and he told me that they'll be open until the po leece drag them out of there. LOL

[father-of-five]

Man, he is good!!

[father-of-five]

I copied that article onto my facebook page, to fight back against all the "viral" dramatic posts.

[staylo]

I’m certainly not a lawyer, but wouldn’t the following section apply to a disease or virus?

...other catastrophe which results in substantial damage to property, hardship, suffering or possible loss of life.

I certainly don’t support the governor’s actions, and I think the quarantine, in the long run, is going to be far more damaging to the country than the virus, but this is a legal theory discussion and it seems like a case could be made that a pandemic would qualify as a “catastrophe which results in… hardship, suffering, or possible loss of life”.