https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/judge-uphol
ds-covid-19-vaccine-mandate-victory-indiana-universi
ty-2021-07-19/
> July 20, 20211:56 AM CEST
>
> [...] U.S. District Court Judge Damon Leichty in South Bend, Indiana,
> rejected the argument by eight students that the school violated their
> bodily autonomy and constitutional right to due process.
> "This university policy isn't forced vaccination," wrote the
> judge. "The students have options -- taking the vaccine, applying for
> a religious exemption, applying for a medical exemption, applying for
> a medical deferral, taking a semester off, or attending another
> university." [...]

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A. Filip
| To, co wywołuje płacz przyjaciela, wywołuje również śmiech wroga.
| (Przysłowie uzbeckie)

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wtorek, 20 lipca 2021 o 07:40:38 UTC+2 A. Filip napisał(a):
> https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/judge-uphol
ds-covid-19-vaccine-mandate-victory-indiana-universi
ty-2021-07-19/
> > July 20, 20211:56 AM CEST
> >
> > [...] U.S. District Court Judge Damon Leichty in South Bend, Indiana,
> > rejected the argument by eight students that the school violated their
> > bodily autonomy and constitutional right to due process.
> > "This university policy isn't forced vaccination," wrote the
> > judge. "The students have options -- taking the vaccine, applying for
> > a religious exemption, applying for a medical exemption, applying for
> > a medical deferral, taking a semester off, or attending another
> > university." [...]

"religious exemption" chyba najprostsze by było.
Tzn. może nie w USA, bo tam od małego uczą, żeby nie oszukiwać (w tym np. ściągać,
dzięki czemu są tam takie unikalne rozwiązania jak "take home exam").
Ciekawe też, czym różni się "medical exemption" od "medical deferral"?
A w USA są w ogóle jakiekolwiek szczepienia obowiązkowe dzieci i/lub niedzieci?

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