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I Promise I Promise You Can t Cheat A Pandemic

I Promise. I Promise. ‘You Can’t Cheat A Pandemic’ by Dr Jonathan Smith As an in­fec­tious dis­ease epi­demi­ol­o­gist, I feel moral­ly ob­lig­at­ed to pro­vide in­for­ma­tion on what we are see­ing from a trans­mis­sion dy­nam­ic per­spec­tive and how it ap­plies to the so­cial dis­tanc­ing mea­sures. Like any good sci­en­tist, I have no­ticed two things that are ei­ther not well ar­tic­u­lat­ed or not present in the “lit­er­a­ture” of on­line me­dia. (I have al­so re­lied on oth­er in­fec­tious dis­ease epi­demi­ol­o­gists for peer re­view of this piece.)

2020 Top 10s - Ten Local Stories That Got Overshadowed: Most of these could top the charts in a normal year - News

Save Austin Now s petition to reinstate Austin s camping ban failed to meet the signature threshold for the November ballot (Photo by John Anderson) 1) Jan. 23: Council Nixes Low-Level Pot Busts In 2019, the Texas Legislature legalized hemp, defined as cannabis with a THC concentration of less than 0.3%. Because the test to determine that percentage is not widely available, many district and county attorneys subsequently decided not to prosecute low-level possession of marijuana cases. At the beginning of 2020, Council unanimously voted to end such arrests (which are already discretionary) in Austin; however, Austin Police Department Chief Brian Manley pushed back, saying possession is still illegal and APD will still enforce marijuana laws. Even so, though arrests are still possible, there s no longer a possibility of a court case or jail time. 

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