Tommorow, the ALJ will tell us whether we get to present evidence justifying ten SB 277 medical exemptions that Ken Stoller issued which stated that immunization was not safe for these children. Yes, it is surprising that we might not be able to present evidence on vaccine safety since vaccine safety (or lack thereof) is the actual statutory basis for writing medical exemptions under SB 277. But maybe special rules apply to cases involving vaccines, or maybe it is the…
A few days ago, the LA Times published an articled titled, “New California school vaccine rules have left nurses, doctors and parents confused” Here it is: https://napavalleyregister.com/news/local/new-california-school-vaccine-rules-have-left-nurses-doctors-and/article_e6352b96-51c1-5eeb-94b2-68e5cfebff07.html It is a good and very informative piece, as they all are when they are written by this journalist. It’s been suggested that I comment about it, and, because of the basic point, I am getting many requests from parents and some physicians to explain the law, since the only thing everyone seems…
In under three weeks, Ken Stoller’s Medical Board case for writing medical exemptions from infectious disease immunization beyond the ACIP guidelines will go to hearing. For sure, if you haven’t donated to his legal defense fund, please do. Here is the link. https://gogetfunding.com/dr-ken-stoller-and-his-medically-vaccine-exempt-patients-need-your-help-again/ Given all the international fear about the possible pandemic, the quarantines, restrictions on travel and the increase of protective measures around the world and even here in the US, it might be less than an ideal time…
Recently, it has been reported that the Cali. Medical Board has sued the San Diego School District to order the releasae of vaccine medical exemptions records in its possession. Here is an article explaining it, which provides a telling statement from the School District. See if you can spot it and what you think it means. https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/state-medical-board-sues-sdusd-over-release-of-vaccines-exemption-records/2269015/ So, what’s going on? Less than meets the eye. First, a point of legal clarification. School records are not HIPAA protected, rather they…
A semi retired attorney just send me an very nice email after finishing my book. here it is: “Attorney Jaffe, I’m an older, semi-retired Indiana lawyer who just finished reading your book, Galileo’s Lawyer. What a superb book! Very inspiring in many ways. I want to thank you for your gallant (I use that word purposefully) efforts on behalf of ALL of America. Most will never see or know of your efforts on their behalf, but really, you’ve done a…
here it is: click on the update page https://gogetfunding.com/dr-ken-stoller-and-his-medically-vaccine-exempt-patients-need-your-help-again/ Rick Jaffe, Esq.
Here is the latest update: https://gogetfunding.com/blog-single-update/?blogpre=6408571&single=45845 Here is the power point we are submitting. MBC(4)mbc12820 Rick Jaffe, Esq.
Ok, let me get this out of the way up front. I predicted publicly and privately that the California federal court judge would follow the reasoning and result of the Florida federal judge who granted summary judgement to the FDA and issued a permanent injunction barring the Florida stem cell operation from using its SVF (stromal vascular fraction) product in humans. I am very happy to report that I was wrong, (at least for now and until there is a…
The New Jersey Legislature did not have the votes to pass the bill to remove the religious exemption, so the sponsors did not bring the bill up for a vote late Monday, January 13, 2020. It is officially dead for this legislative session. Congrats to the many thousands of people who showed up in Trenton, and the many more thousands of people who participated remotely via Facebook. This effort should become the model for political activism in the fight against…
Like many, I have been following the battle by the vaccine concerned against New Jersey Legislature’s attempt to remove the religious exemption to childhood vaccination. Last year, New York removed religious exemptions by strong-arming one legislator to change his previously cast vote in opposition. In New Jersey, it’s coming down to a last-ditch compromise to carve out or preserve religious exemptions for families who can afford to send their children to private schools where the schools will allow/honor religious exemptions….