Legal Resources – Children’s Health Defense
February 2, 2022 | The Children’s Health Defense Legal Section has extensive legal resources that make aware and acquaints individuals about their legally protected rights to encourage, engage and empower individuals in a fight to preserve their fundamental human rights and on issues critical to health freedom.
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Notices
- Notice Regarding Booster Mandates at Universities
- Notice for EUA Masks
- Notice for EUA PCR Testing
- Notice for EUA Vaccines
Advocacy
- Preventing Vaccine Mandates Toolkit
- Detailed Longer Letter to School Districts or Universities
- Shorter COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Letter for Colleges
Additional Resources
- Referral to Local Bar Association/Referral Service by City (American Bar Association)
- Find a Lawyer by Practice Area and State (Avvo)
- Vaccine Injury Attorneys (United States Court of Federal Claims)
- Christian Lawyer Directory (Christian Legal Society)
- Armed Forces Legal Services Locator (U.S. Armed Forces Legal Assistance)
- Military Legal Assistance and Criminal Matters (American Bar Association)
- Has Your Religious Exemption Letter Been Denied? (John Birch Society)
- What To Do If Your Religious Exemption is Denied (Pacific Justice Institute)
- 50-state Update on Pending Legislation Pertaining to Employer-mandated Vaccinations(Husch Blackwell)
- How To Request a Religious Exemption for COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates in the Workplace(Rutherford Institute)
- Legal Help for Religious Exemptions From Vaccinations (Liberty Counsel)
- FAQ: Mandatory Vaccination in the Workplace (Freedom Keepers United)
- Vaccines & the Law (America’s Frontline Doctors)
- Exemption Information (My Kids, My Choice)
- Vaccine Q&A; (Pacific Justice Institute)
- COVID Vaccine Resources (churchrights.org)
- 24 AGs write to Biden opposing Vaccine Mandate on private citizen (wv.gov)
Also see summaries of our ongoing litigation.
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