Arizona HCR2056 proposes a constitutional amendment to protect the right to refuse medical mandates.
Arizona HCR2056 proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution to recognize and protect the fundamental right of individuals to refuse medical mandates. This includes prohibiting government entities from mandating, requiring, coercing, or compelling any individual to accept, receive, or administer medical products or treatments. Exceptions are made for court-ordered treatment for individuals deemed a danger to themselves or others, and for necessary medical care when consent cannot be obtained.
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