Both the Massachusetts State Police and the former troopers suing for being suspended allegedly for refusing COVID-19 vaccination will have more time to prepare in the long-running suit. 


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-22 13:35:38">February 22, 2025 at 1:35 PM EST</time>

Both the Massachusetts State Police and the former troopers suing for being suspended allegedly for refusing COVID-19 vaccination will have more time to prepare in the long-running suit.{ai:summary}<p>The Massachusetts State Police and former troopers suspended for allegedly refusing COVID-19 vaccinations will receive additional time to prepare for their ongoing lawsuit. </p><p>The case continues to unfold as both sides seek to address the legal implications of the suspensions. #society</p>

COVID-19 vaccine-refusing troopers get more time for case against Massachusetts State Police

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