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Texas Supreme Court says coronavirus restrictions on business ‘may not survive judicial scrutiny’

The Texas Supreme Court held oral arguments in three cases Wednesday, April 8, 2020, meeting remotely by Zoom with the event shown live on the court’s YouTube channel.

In turning down a case challenging Gov. Greg Abbott’s order allowing certain Texas businesses to reopen, the Texas Supreme Court hinted Tuesday that it is sympathetic to constitutionality concerns raised by coronavirus restrictions.

The state’s highest civil court declined to take the case —spearheaded by a Dallas salon owner whose decision to open in defiance of the order prompted demonstrations and TV spots over the past few weeks — saying lower courts should first consider whether the restrictions should stand.

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