A federal judge has allowed a Mississippi church to conduct drive-in services amid social-distancing restrictions for the coronavirus.
U.S. District Judge Michael P. Mills declined Friday to impose a temporary restraining order against the town of Holly Springs, saying its social-distancing order was “inartfully drafted.”
The judge’s decision followed a Friday telephone hearing in which an attorney for the town conceded that drive-in services at First Pentecostal Church of Holly Springs were allowable under the social-distancing order.
First Pentecostal was allowed to hold drive-in services Sunday.
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