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A new California law that targets medical professionals for spreading purported COVID-19 misinformation is not only unconstitutional but has already been weaponized against doctors for sharing their informed judgments on treatments and risks, they claim.
Five California physicians sued Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, Attorney General Rob Bonta and the Medical Board of California to overturn the “unprofessional conduct” law and block its enforcement because even brief First Amendment violations constitute “irreparable harm.”
The law, which Newsom signed a month ago, takes effect Jan. 1.
The plaintiffs include psychiatrist Aaron Kheriaty, fired by the University of California Irvine for refusing its COVID vaccine mandate based on his natural immunity. Kheriaty is also a complainant in the amended lawsuit against the Biden administration for colluding with social media to censor COVID wrongthink.Also suing: epidemiologist Tracy Beth Hoeg, until recently a physician resident at UC Davis, who is known for her research on COVID interventions […]
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