Healthcare workers fined $190,000 for challenging vaccine mandate, U. California case continues | 28 Dec 2024 | COVID-19 vaccine mandate litigation took opposite turns in American and Canadian courts this month, with class-action plaintiffs moving toward trial against the University of California System while fired Ontario healthcare workers were fined $190,000 for just bringing suit. American vaccine-injury victims are also putting current and former feds on notice they can't escape legal liability for alleged censorship-by-proxy just because the Biden administration is ending, getting help from a federal judge to serve one who couldn't be found in person. The California Supreme Court denied a petition for review of lower court rulings that prevented UC employees from arguing the jab-or-job mandates violated the Nuremberg Code on informed consent in medical experimentation, which is incorporated into California law. The plaintiffs accuse the system of using "unapproved modified gene Covid-19 injections without full and free informed consent and for withholding medical care to those injured by its system-wide mandatory injection program."