Opinion: Mandatory vaccinations and the Constitution
(Subscription required) A mandatory COVID-19 vaccine is constitutional and would fit seamlessly within California's existing statutory framework for mandatory vaccinations. The constitutionality of mandatory vaccines is well-settled. Since the California Supreme Court upheld a mandatory smallpox vaccination in Abeel v. Clark in 1890 and the U.S. Supreme Court did the same in Jacobson v. Massachusetts in 1905, mandatory vaccines have survived numerous challenges.
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