Cook County judge rules against mandating COVID-19 address-sharing to first responders – Chicago Tribune

At a hearing Friday, the judge noted that a list of those with COVID-19 could not be comprehensive enough to ensure first responders’ safety and could cause harm to residents.
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Rick
5 years ago

Finally a democrat judge is standing up for my privacy, I don’t have Wuhan virus, but what’s next? Big brother? A simple question by a paramedic “do you have Covid?” Is all that is needed, yes, no or I don’t know are the three possible answers. EMT can go on that.

a person
5 years ago

HIPPA

Illinois Entrepreneur
5 years ago

Pritzker immediately responded to this judge’s action with a tirade about “insulting dead people” and making healthcare providers and first responders less safe. He said that this “foolish decision would kill millions of people and encourage many to stop following ‘the science’.”

Oh, wait. That actually didn’t happen. Since the judge made an overriding point of protecting the civil liberties of “black and brown communities,” Pritzker remained silent. He courageously only demagogues people with ideologies or politics opposed to his own, while “bringing us all together.”

Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Another piece of shit judge

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