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Originally Posted by Dadhawk
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.
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I think you only have to prove gross negligence (depends on the degree?). If it the rules are specifically stated, and someone ignores them, then they are negligent. If the rules are insufficient, then that is another matter.