Stay-at-home orders
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Stay-at-home orders are executive orders by governors or county officials commanding people to remain at home during a prolonged period of weeks or months, such as during an alleged public health emergency. These orders have been used by liberals to attempt to close churches and gun stores, and usually have exemptions for abortion clinics and liquor stores. These orders often have dubious constitutional or statutory authority.
Penalties during the coronavirus crisis in 2020 have been rare, but a pastor was arrested in Florida and subjected to a fine for holding a church service in alleged violation of a stay-at-home order issued by Hillsborough County.[1]