A George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School professor who sued school officials to partially block a university COVID-19 vaccine mandate dropped his lawsuit late Friday, after the university granted him a medical exemption from the mandate.
Professor Todd Zywicki’s civil rights lawyers are saying the granting of the exemption was a surprising move by the university that, in their view, was meant to cut off litigation of the merits of Zywicki’s constitution-based case.
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