Along with trying to dismiss the expert's report and testimony, Timothy Beggs, the father of the child, who was only referred to in the opinion as S.B., had argued that the trial court failed to fully address the best interest of the child in making its determination.
September 26, 2022 at 01:59 PM
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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that a mother can give her child the COVID-19 vaccination, rejecting the father’s efforts to downplay a key expert report in the case.
A three-judge appellate panel affirmed on Sept. 21 a decision by the Butler County Court of Common Pleas, which ruled that the mother, Lori Beggs, could get her child the vaccination for COVID-19. The precedential ruling came in the case L.L.B. v. T.R.B.
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