Letter to Utah Attorney General: The CDC’s Delayed Myocarditis Disclosure May Constitute Criminal Recklessness
Attorney Edward A. Berkovich wrote a November 5, 2022, letter to Utah Attorney General, Sean D. Reyes, about screening for prosecution of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officials for reckless endangerment of Utah residents under Utah Code § 76-5-112. Due to the CDC’s three-month delay in reporting on the statistically significant incidence of myocarditis following mRNA COVID-19 vaccination, the agency may have violated Utah’s reckless endangerment criminal code. He requested that it be considered for prosecution. Federal officials do not have absolute Supremacy Clause immunity from state law prosecution, thus making such a prosecution possible. Endangerment is a class A misdemeanor that carries 364 days in jail per conviction.
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