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Originally Posted by spike021
IMO ideally if contact tracing had actually become "good enough", that would've been one way..
I don't think the US ever really got it to a good, usable point though.
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Maybe early on, but at this point I doubt any "victim" could prove a single person exposed them to the virus. Even vaccinated persons in theory can be a carrier (not sure that has been fully disproved yet). Then you might have to prove criminal intent on the part of the "perpetrator" or that the carrier didn't have a reason for not getting the vaccine.