Request all legal opinions supporting DOH's authority for the Standing Order. This establishes the paper trail and forces the agency to justify its actions.

Challenge DOH Director to prove authority for eliminating parental consent. Send via certified mail and preserve proof of delivery.

Demand legislative action to overturn the Standing Order. Provide them with constitutional analysis and demand hearings.

If you have minor children, consult with a civil rights attorney about filing a 42 USC § 1983 lawsuit in federal court challenging the Standing Order.

Send opposition letters to Senator Joseph Vitale (S4894) and Senator Troy Singleton (S4726). Use the constitutional violation arguments provided.

Email and call your own State Senator and Assembly members demanding they vote NO on these bills.

File OPRA requests for all NJDOH/DOBI coordination documents related to the December 5, 2025 memos and these bills.

If committee hearings are scheduled, prepare testimony using the legislative testimony template. Monitor njleg.state.nj.us for hearing dates.

Request all legal opinions regarding CDPH's authority to override federal CDC/ACIP guidance. Also request CAIR-ME physician flagging criteria.

Challenge CDPH Director and State Public Health Officer to prove authority for AB 144 implementation.

If you are a physician affected by CAIR-ME surveillance or a parent denied a medical exemption, consider filing a state constitutional challenge.

If you are a physician, use the First Amendment and medical judgment defense templates to challenge Medical Board investigations.