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Lindsay Wiley Profile picture
@ProfLWiley
Sep 25, 2020 • 8 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
The Public Health Dir. for Boulder County, CO has issued an order prohibiting gatherings of any size for 18-22 year olds & ordering residents of 37 specified addresses to stay at home with narrow exceptions. assets.bouldercounty.org/wp-content/upl…
Fines of up to $5000. Exceptions for approved educational activities, religious rites & worship services. Addresses subject to SAH order appear to be on campus residence halls and off-campus congregate housing.
The order also includes several provisions that apply exclusively to CU students, incl. a requirement to report mode of travel & destination if moving to an alternate location (e.g., moving back home), references possibility health dept may deny approval/prohibit relocation
The order references disease control authorities (including for quarantine and isolation) and nuisance abatement authorities.
The order seems to be treating residents of specified addresses as presumed infected/exposed. The restrictions are similar to those applied for purposes of isolation & quarantine orders. I.e., stricter than the SAH orders applied to the general population in March/April.
Similar to the travelers' quarantines many states have ordered at various points, this order doesn't allow for individualized risk assessment to determine how likely it is that a person is infectious & poses a risk to others.
Courts have upheld the travel quarantines (one federal judge upheld after applying strict scrutiny). If this order is challenged (which I could see happening), it'll be interesting to see if same reasoning applies.
Apparently, they tried a recommended/university-enforced self-quarantine a little under 2 weeks ago & this is the next step. colorado.edu/chancellor/new…

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Jul 9, 2023
I’d missed this one. Of interest to torts profs as well as public health folks. A bit more context on the California Supreme Court’s decision earlier this month…
A federal court certified two questions of state tort law to the state supreme court: does CA common law recognize claims by an employee’s family members against an employer for covid brought home from the workplace & if so, are those claims preempted by the workers comp law?
The tort law question focused on the duty element of the negligence cause of action: do employers owe employees’ family members a duty to take reasonable measures to avoid workplace transmission?
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Jan 30, 2023
The WH has informed Congress it will decline to renew the s. 319 public health emergency declaration for Covid, allowing it to expire May 11, & will terminate the s. 201 national emergency declaration on the same date. apnews.com/article/biden-…
These are just two of several federal declarations that provide flexibility re: funding & removing regulatory barriers for Covid response. The s. 564 EUA declaration and s. 319F-3 PREP Act declarations are unaffected
The main potential impact of the 319 PHE declaration expiring would have been termination of the provision requiring states to keep people continuously enrolled in Medicaid, but Congress passed legislation to phase out that program from Mar 31 to Dec 2023 kff.org/medicaid/issue…
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Apr 20, 2022
One reason to be concerned about rogue judges who aggrandize their independent analysis above precedent/briefing/leg history/deference to experts is litigants don’t have the opportunity to raise counter arguments re: whatever pops into the judge’s head during opinion drafting.
A major theme of covid cases has been judges thinking for themselves about things like whether temp checks might have worked as well as universal masking, whether gyms are more or less risky than grocery stores, whether there are good reasons to keep liquor stores open, etc. etc
Public health officials didn’t always get these choices right, but judges spitballing public health policy on their own accord is not the way.
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Jan 25, 2022
Minimizing severe illness/deaths & ensuring equitable access to safer in-person services/interactions for people who remain highly vulnerable in spite of vaxxed status depends on our ability to dial up mandates & restrictions during times when they’re most needed.
Keeping the most disruptive restrictions in place too long in too many places in late spring 2020 made it harder to dial up mitigation when & where it’s been needed most in the months that followed.
Rebuilding trust, transparency, consensus & cooperation is extremely difficult. It demands better, more honest, more humble communication.
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Dec 20, 2021
Reasons for not adopting recommended behaviors vary. Effective responses do, too. But shame is ineffective across the board.
For the firmly recalcitrant, shame from the covid-cautious reinforces “us vs. them” mentality, adding more fuel to their opposition. Off-ramps that let them change their approach going forward w/o accepting the narrative that they’ve been stupid & selfish are more productive.
For the hesitant who have questions, shame shuts down dialogue in a way that arouses further suspicion. “If they have to resort to name-calling, they must not have good answers to my questions.” Better to create opportunities for engagement with trusted advisors.
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Oct 18, 2021
Thinking about Colin Powell. Reminder that when we talk about endemicity, we have to talk about legal rights & social supports for people who cannot be safely/effectively vaccinated, especially those who are also at increased risk of severe illness & death.
Accessibility for people who remain highly vulnerable to covid in spite of vaccination requires that people around them who *can* be safely/effectively vaccinated are.
Post-2020 discussions of herd immunity often miss a key point. Herd immunity is a strategy for providing indirect protection to people who can’t rely on direct protection alone.
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