CHURCHES SUE BESHEAR

CHURCHES SUE BESHEAR

Churchgoers*now adding to the long list of people angry with the state of kentucky over current stay at home orders.

The mar?ville baptist congregation in bullit county calls this notice to sel?

Quarantine a threat?

And they maintain it's the their constitutiona l right to gather together.

They're not the only group sharing that opinion.

Another church is fighting back after one mayor said driv?in services aren't allowed.

Legal groups say they're struggling to draw a clear line for kentuckians.

Shouse says: " i don't know.

That's for a judge to decide.

I know that endangering the public is unconstitutional.

And i know that exercising your religion is also constitutional.

Those are two constitutional rights that appear to have come in conflict in this case."

At least three kentucky residents who defied a state order on mass gatherings to attend easter service have filed a federal lawsuit against kentucky governor andy beshear.

They want a judge to declare his orders unconstitutio nal?

Saying his rules can't be enforced.

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