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Bernardo de La Paz

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3. Indeed. And if they are found out to be dicks, they can get into a bunch of trouble
Mon May 4, 2020, 06:40 AM
May 2020

They are found out soon enough.

For contact tracing, if their "contacts" don't play out, then they might get an interview with a police officer or police detective and told of the consequences. If they persist then they can get put up on charges of "filing a false report" or "lying to a police officer", etc.

But jberryhill would know more about such details than I do and they vary somewhat depending on jurisdiction.

In practice, most people get serious when they realize the authorities are serious about tracing. But these days some jurisdictions are not serious about tracing. Is Florida serious? Is Georgia serious?

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