Eleventh Circuit panel ruled in a 2-1 decision to stay a Federal District Court's decision. For those not familiar with the light legal language, this is a win for the CDC (EDITED) and their conditional sail order.
Now, NCL is suing Florida, so the law prohibiting cruise lines from requiring vaccination proofs should also be a goner soon.
Thanks for keeping us up to date.The 11th Circuit just vacated its grant of a stay pending appeal, so I think that means that the CSO is back to non-binding guidance rather than regulation.
I am confused on why that have to go to the supreme court if the stay of the injunction was vacated.Just saw that Florida is taking this to the supreme court.
I am confused on why that have to go to the supreme court if the stay of the injunction was vacated.
Florida petitioned the Supreme Court before the 11th Circuit vacated its own ruling, so my guess is that it's just weird timing and that the request is moot because they only asked the Supreme Court to review that single decision. (As far as I can tell at least--I'm no expert.)I am confused on why that have to go to the supreme court if the stay of the injunction was vacated.
Why would they? I doubt they would do anything different without the CSO in place.Curious if DCL will change any of their JUST announced protocols now....
Why would they? I doubt they would do anything different without the CSO in place.