RockyTop85
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Is that legal? I'm not sure how stout that limb is.
But we are straying from the original debate.
What should be done to someone who has tested positive, told to self quarantine, but refuses?[/QUOTE]
Well, it’s an iffy situation, but public health and safety is involved due to how highly contagious this crap is. So....since we can’t board or weld them into their dwellings
If under mandated orders, slap a house arrest ankle bracelet on them with a huge fine attached to each transgression and if unable to pay the fine jail time results.
If just told to keep your rear end home, first time out gets you that court mandated order.
Jmo and not hers, obviously. But dependency, and evolution.How come?
There is a world of difference in KNOWING this is the only thing that will work, vs this MIGHT work maybe based on no evidence. And apparently our rights were fair game in the unsubstantiated beliefs.I almost pointed out this very thing but have resigned myself to the fact that people aren’t changing their minds.
There is a world of difference in KNOWING this is the only thing that will work, vs this MIGHT work maybe based on no evidence. And apparently our rights were fair game in the unsubstantiated beliefs.
And Trump will show how actual results beat the predicted modeling. We won't end up suffering the deaths or hospital bed shortages that were predicted
I'm not overly concerned with it.It happens.
Still curious about why you are concerned about HIPAA? Finally found the one straw too many?
Businesses have the right to refuse service, IMO.I'm sure every boss has made the decision that anyone who has tested positive should stay away, because it only makes since and is in the greater interest.
Now how about Kroger? Would they be within their right to say that anyone who has tested positive can not enter their store until they have gone through the appropriate period of quarantine?