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LATEST NEWS: WHO MAY CALL FOR MANDATORY VACCINES AS SOON AS NEXT MONDAY!
This article is a continuation of our eAlert of July 11, 2009: http://drrimatruthreports.com/?p=3077

URGENT ACTION ITEM: Right to Refuse Pandemic Vaccine Without Going to Jail (or Worse): salsa.democracyinaction.org/o/568/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=27275

Health Freedom’s best friend in the US Congress is considering introducing the legislation presented in this action item IF we create enough demand among his fellow members of the House of Representatives. Right now, choices are either accept the jab or be quarantined under either the State or Federal statutes. Take action, submit one Action Item for each member of your family, then motivate everyone you know. We can have a bill introduced and passed if we “push back” hard enough

Some people have questioned whether State Laws do, in fact, allow for involuntary quarantine upon refusal of an unproven, uninsurable vaccination or other “treatment” in a pandemic or public health emergency. Indeed they do!

Read Minnesota’s 2008 law and see for yourself. Most US states have similar statutes.

By the way, here is a warm thanks to Minnesota Attorney Diane Miller for providing this information so that we could share it with you:

12.39 INDIVIDUAL TESTING OR TREATMENT; NOTICE, REFUSAL, CONSEQUENCE.
Subdivision 1.Refusal of treatment.

Notwithstanding laws, rules, or orders made or promulgated in response to a national security emergency or peacetime emergency, [that is, the State has its own laws to cover the situation – REL] individuals have a fundamental right to refuse medical treatment, testing, physical or mental examination, vaccination, participation in experimental procedures and protocols, collection of specimens, and preventive treatment programs. [BUT… – REL] An individual who has been directed by the commissioner of health to submit to medical procedures and protocols because the individual is infected with or reasonably believed by the commissioner of health to be infected with or exposed to a toxic agent that can be transferred to another individual or a communicable disease, and the agent or communicable disease is the basis for which the national security emergency or peacetime emergency was declared, and who refuses to submit to them may be ordered by the commissioner to be placed in isolation or quarantine according to parameters set forth in sections.

Before performing examinations, testing, treatment, or vaccination of an individual nder subdivision 1, a health care provider shall notify the individual of the right to refuse the examination, testing, treatment, or vaccination, and the consequences, including isolation or quarantine, upon refusal.

144.419 Isolation and Quarantine of Persons

(3) “isolation” means separation, during the period of communicability, of a person infected with a communicable disease, in a place and under conditions so as to prevent direct or indirect transmission of an infectious agent to others; and

(4) “quarantine” means restriction, during a period of communicability, of activities or travel of an otherwise healthy person who likely has been exposed to a communicable disease to prevent disease transmission during the period of communicability in the event the person is infected…..

Subd. 4. Right to refuse treatment.

Any person who is isolated or quarantined according to this section and section 144.4195 has a fundamental right to refuse medical treatment, testing, physical or mental examination, vaccination, participation in experimental procedures and protocols, collection of specimens, and preventive treatment programs. A person who has been directed by the commissioner of health or any person acting under the commissioner’s authority to submit to medical procedures and protocols because the person is infected with or reasonably believed by the commissioner or by the person acting under the commissioner’s authority to be infected with or exposed to a communicable disease and who refuses to submit to them may be subject to continued isolation or quarantine according to the parameters set forth in section 144.4195.

144.4195 DUE PROCESS FOR ISOLATION OR QUARANTINE OF PERSONS.

Subdivision 1.Ex parte order for isolation or quarantine.

(a) Before isolating or quarantining a person or group of persons, the commissioner of health shall obtain a written, ex parte order authorizing the isolation or quarantine from the District Court of Ramsey County, the county where the person or group of persons is located, or a county adjoining the county where the person or group of persons is located…. The evidence or testimony in support of an application may be made or taken by telephone, facsimile transmission, video equipment, or other electronic communication. The court shall grant the order upon a finding that probable cause exists to believe isolation or quarantine is warranted to protect the public health.

(b) The order must state the specific facts justifying isolation or quarantine, must state that the person being isolated or quarantined has a right to a court hearing under this section and a right to be represented by counsel during any proceeding under this section, and must be provided immediately to each person isolated or quarantined.The commissioner of health shall provide a copy of the authorizing order to the commissioner of public safety and other peace officers known to the commissioner to have jurisdiction over the site of the isolation or quarantine. If feasible [Not “shall, without fail….” – REL] , the commissioner of health shall give each person being isolated or quarantined an estimate of the expected period of the person’s isolation or quarantine.

[If not feasible, then you will not be notified of how you can expect to be held -REL]

(c) If it is impracticable to provide individual orders to a group of persons isolated or quarantined, one order shall suffice to isolate or quarantine a group of persons believed to have been commonly infected with or exposed to a communicable disease. A copy of the order and notice shall be posted in a conspicuous place:

If the court determines that posting the order according to clause (1) or (2) is impractical due to the number of persons to be isolated or quarantined [We are not talking about one or two people here – REL] or the geographical area affected, the court must use the best means available to ensure that the affected persons are fully informed of the order and notice.

[So perhaps you will get a notice of the Court’s decision and, then again, perhaps not -REL]

(d) Any peace officer, as defined in section 144.4803, subdivision 16, may use force as described by sections 609.06 and 609.066 to apprehend, hold, transport, quarantine, or isolate a person subject to the order if the person flees or forcibly resists the officer.

[The use of deadly force is permitted under these circumstances – REL]

(e) No person may be isolated or quarantined pursuant to an order issued under this subdivision for longer than 21 days without a court hearing under subdivision 3 to determine whether isolation or quarantine should continue. A person who is isolated or quarantined may request a court hearing under subdivision 3 at any time before the expiration of the order.

Subd. 2.Temporary hold upon commissioner’s directive.

(a) Notwithstanding subdivision 1, the commissioner of health may by directive isolate or quarantine a person or group of persons without first obtaining a written, ex parte order from the court if a delay in isolating or quarantining the person or group of persons would significantly jeopardize the commissioner of health’s ability to prevent or limit the transmission of a communicable or potentially communicable life-threatening disease to others.

[Once the Court decides that holding you for any period of time is justified, your appeal rights dissolve – REL]

The directive shall specify the known period of incubation or communicability or the estimated period under the commissioner’s best medical judgment when the disease is unknown. The directive remains in effect for the period specified unless amended by the commissioner or superseded by a court order….

(b) If the commissioner of health wishes to extend the order for isolation or quarantine past the period of time stated in subdivision 1, paragraph (d) [30 days -REL], the commissioner must petition the court to do so. Notice of the hearing must be served upon the person or persons who are being isolated or quarantined at least three days before the hearing. If it is impracticable to provide individual notice to large groups who are isolated or quarantined, a copy of the notice may be posted [Note provision for large groups of people in isolation or quarantine – REL] in the same manner as described under subdivision 1, paragraph (c).

[With a rubberstamp “due process” hearing, any number of people may be held for any lenght of time. One’s only protection would be an honest judge willing to buck the system to let you out of isolation and/or quarantine. My confidence level is very low here – REL]