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2. I ain't no attorney but I recall several instances where people have been charged by cops after they
Reply to Atticus (Original post)
Sat Nov 21, 2020, 08:27 PM
Nov 2020

"coughed" in the direction of cops and said they had "the Rona."

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Serious question for practicing DU attorneys: in the current pandemic when the health experts are [View all] Atticus Nov 2020 OP
If the cougher knows he has Covid...seems I remember that an AIDS person who deliberately Karadeniz Nov 2020 #1
I ain't no attorney but I recall several instances where people have been charged by cops after they 3Hotdogs Nov 2020 #2
A 'charge' would likely be upheld only IF cougher KNOWS he/she HAS covid. elleng Nov 2020 #3
I understood that is not the knowledge of the attacker but the reasonable apprehension of tbe Atticus Nov 2020 #4
It's more closely related to intention of the perpetrator. elleng Nov 2020 #5
I found this on illinoislegalaid.org: Atticus Nov 2020 #6
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