What happens if courts rule Corona restrictions unconstitutional? ?

Question

In some states, people and businesses have filed law suits against the governor for his Corona restrictions. They claim they are unconstitutional. If the court rules them unconstitutional after the epidemic is over and those restrictions are already withdrawn, what happens? 
How can lost customers be given back to businesses? How can cancelled sports events be given back to fans? How can lost school days be given back to kids? How can cancelled carnivals/fairs/parades be given back to the people?

linkus86 · Accepted Answer

If the restrictions are deemed unconstitutional after the pandemic is over, when the restrictions are no longer in place, nothing will happen but prevent them from ever returning.  There is no valid civil claim to make as a result because until a court invalidates a law, the law stands.

STEVEN F · Answer

The Governors IGNORE the courts.
Note: Some of the lawsuit you refer to have been ruled on, and the restrictions have NEVER been found constitutional.

ihavqs2 · Answer

jeffdanielk:   The Coronavirus restrictions won’t be found to be unconstitutional.   These restrictions were put in place for the greater good.

? · Answer

Nothing happens if the restrictions are already withdrawn.

Sordenhiemer · Answer

Then the virus will continue to spread and mess things up.

Anonymous · Answer

If the restrictions aren't constitutional, does that mean you're criminally responsible for the people you kill by spreading the virus? Maybe have to pay their medical bills?

Anonymous · Answer

if you don't have to wear a mask , i don't have to wash my hands after taking a stinky dump right before i prepare your food at a restaurant .

Andy · Answer

Here is one good way to start:

RecallGavin2020.com.

sam · Answer

Then the virus wins....

What happens if courts rule Corona restrictions unconstitutional? ?

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