Judge sticks with ABC: General Hospital crew member vaccination mandate lawsuit heads to trial

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ABC And Disney could be feeling A little below THE weather report RIGHT now.

THE network And Mouse Home the owners to have lost their attempt has dismiss A discrimination suit by two General Hospital crew member on COVID-19 vaccine mandates. NOW, THE religious discrimination action will go has trial unless ABC wanna has TO DO A agreement has TO DO he all go far.

Contrary to ex-GH actor Ingo Rademacher in her own NOW thrown away vaccine mandate suit, father And son James Wahl And Tim Wahl “cooperated” with THE soap opera And THE network on establishment their "authentic" Christian "religious beliefs" And desired exemptions Since get THE SO mandated vaccines.

Of course, cooperation Or not, ABC And GH always canned THE duo When they denied has conform by THE protocols And get THE cut. THE network said THE Wahls that he was 'unable has conclude that You are stop Since receive THE COVID-19 vaccine due has A sincerely held religious belief, practical, Or observance. »

While not common, such refusal occurred on several watch And projects with more that A handle of those to oppose during THE pandemic back has work month. In particular ABC seems has to have tripped more that once In skillfully handling religious objections, as THE Wahls case And possible workarounds that were rejected makes clear

Which means, This weeks decision, even However THERE Superior Court Judge Stephane Goorvitch did accept with ABC has give up A invasion of confidentiality claim, will see THE GH Visual effects department members will get their wish And to have A jury TO DO THE final judgement on their faith, SO has speak.

"Because This necessarily implied A credibility determination, he East difficult has to agree summary arbitration of This issue," wrote Judge Goorvitch In A FEBRUARY 20 minute order. "While The defendant Advice identifies apparent inconsistencies, Plaintiffs increase sufficient facts has give increase has A capable of being judged issue, to know, their explanations of their religious beliefs," he added.

"THE jury, not THE judge, should determine if Plaintiffs were authentic In their beliefs, given THE disputed facts And THE need of manufacturing credibility....