In the court order, the judge said that: "allowing prison employees to be unvaccinated with the virulent delta variant ravaging the country violated prisoners Eighth Amendment constitutional rights. No one disputes, the judge wrote, that staff are the primary vector for the introduction of the virus into vulnerable prison settings." Defendants (correctional employees) are aware of a substantial risk of serious harm to incarcerated persons, and, although they have taken many commendable steps during the course of this pandemic, they have nonetheless failed to reasonably abate that risk because they refuse to do what the undisputed evidence requires." Considering the fact that the virus is brought into the prison by infected correctional employees, and inmates can not avoid coming into close contact with those employees, is getting the vaccine the ethical thing to do for CDCR staff? Explain why it is ethical or is not ethical. (You should consider the information covered in the second discussion board.) Courts have ruled that inmates are in prison as punishment, not to be punished. ( The court did not order them to be physically punished, just separated from society for a period of time.) This is why they have to receive medical care, and if they do not, if prison employees do not keep them safe, it is a violation of their 8th Amendment rights. From an ethical standpoint (not an emotional standpoint,) do you agree? Explain in detail. (You can do some research and bring in outside information, cite where you got it.)