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A federal judge last week upheld the Idaho Medical Freedom Act, ruling that daycares cannot require children to receive vaccines or other medical interventions. Attorney General Raúl Labrador said the ruling confirms that "parents make medical decisions for their children. A daycare does not."
A federal judge has upheld Idaho's new medical freedom law, ruling that daycares cannot require children to receive vaccines or other medical interventions as a condition of attendance.
Chief U.S. District Judge Amanda K. Brailsford last week dismissed a lawsuit brought by a Boise-area daycare and three parents who challenged the Idaho Medical Freedom Act. The act, signed into law in April, prohibits most medical mandates, including vaccines.