Analysis: Stay at home orders ? are they legal?
Like numerous states around the country, the leaders of D.C., Maryland and Virginia issued stay-at-home orders to stop the spread of covid-19. The orders allow residents to go outside for essential activities like going to get food or medical assistance, and exercise. But is this all legal? Trial attorney and legal analyst Kelly Hyman joined us to explain.
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