New York state's death toll from the coronavirus has reached 11,586, with 752 new deaths reported, Gov. Cuomo says. Data does not include more than 3,700 fatalities now being called 'probable' COVID-19 deaths that health officials in NYC have documented.
A phrase that has come up in the discussion about whether President Donald Trump can order the states to reopen is"police powers." A decision this week from Pennsylvania's Supreme Court, which rejected a challenge to Gov. Tom Wolf’s order closing certain business, has a description of the concept, included below.
Here's the explanation from Pennsylvania's Supreme Court: "The broad powers granted to the governor in the Emergency Code are firmly grounded in the Commonwealth's police power," defined by the court as the power"to promote the public health, morals or safety and the general well-being of the community.
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