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Divorce Court Judge orders Liberty Co. man to get vaccinated to see his child FOX 26 Reporter Ivory Hecker spoke with the father about the order. LIBERTY COUNTY, Texas - A Liberty County man says his rights were violated when a divorce court judge ordered him to get a COVID-19 vaccine in order to see his kids. The court-ordered COVID-19 vaccine was listed as a requirement by the judge in order for Chris Staley to have visitation with his kids, according to Trinity County court records. The divorce docket dated 5/10/21 gives this order: "Both parents are to get vaccinated for COVID by end of this week." "He pretty much told me and her both that we were to get a COVID vaccination," said Chris Staley. "I shook my head, and he said, ‘I see that Mr. Staley doesn’t agree with this.’" Staley lives in Cleveland, Texas, but has been going through a divorce via Zoom in Trinity County where his ex lives with their four kids. "I didn’t agree with it myself, and he pretty much told me that I guess I didn’t want to see my kids," said Staley. District Judge Travis Kitchens made the hand written vaccine order, according to the Trinity County clerk’s office. He so far has not responded to FOX 26’s calls for comment. "I just feel like my civil rights were kind of violated there, whenever a judge is ordering me to take a vaccination, like I said, that’s not FDA approved, and they really have no idea what the side effects could be down the road, you know--what it could do to me in a year or five years," said Staley. Staley says he feels he should have the right to see his four kids, ages 6 to 11, without a vaccine. "No underlying anything--they were perfectly fine," said Staley of his children’s health. Staley says his lawyer Lana Shadwick also advised him to follow judge Kitchens’ orders. ... ( FULL ARTICLE: https://www.fox26houston.com/news/judge-orders-covid-19-vaccine-in-divorce-court )

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