Journal of Law and Health articles from June 2003

Journal of Law and Health archives from June 2003

An overview of public health in the new millenium: individual liberty vs. public safety.
June 22, 2003... I. BACKGROUND II. WEAKNESSES OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES A. Problem of Antiquity B. Problem of Multiple Layers of Law C. Problem of Inconsistency D. Problem of Lack of Authority...

No value for a pound of flesh: extending market-inalienability of the human body.
June 22, 2003... I. INTRODUCTION II. HISTORICO-LEGAL TREATMENT OF THE HUMAN BODY A. Doctrinal and Philosophical Theories on "Propertization" of the Human Body B. Case Study of the Human Body and its Parts as "Quasi"...

Pee-to-park: should public high school students applying for on-campus parking privileges be required to pass a drug test?
June 22, 2003... I. INTRODUCTION II. CASE-LAW BACKGROUND A. Public High School Students Retain Constitutional Rights B. The Fourth Amendment Scrutiny 1. Privacy expectations that society recognizes as reasonable...

The need for parity in health insurance benefits for the mentally and physically disabled: questioning inconsistency between two leading anti-discrimination laws.
June 22, 2003... I. INTRODUCTION II. HISTORY AND PURPOSE OF THE ADA III. THE ADA AND HEALTH INSURANCE A. Textual Analysis of the ADA 1. Title I 2. Title III 3. Title V, The Safe Harbor Provision B....

United States v. Sell: involuntary administration of antipsychotic medication. Are you dangerous or not?
June 22, 2003... I. INTRODUCTION II. HISTORY OF CASES INVOLVING FORCED ADMINISTRATION OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION ON INDIVIDUALS A. Sell v. United States B. Washington v. Harper C. Riggins v. Nevada III. STANDARD OF...

2005 speaker series: Dr. Joseph Rohan Lex, Jr., M.D. FAAEM the physician-pharmaceutical industry relationship.(Fellow of the American Academy for Emergency Medicine)
June 22, 2003... MR. MEARNS: Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Geoff Mearns and I'm the Dean of Cleveland Marshall College of Law and it's my pleasure to welcome you here to what I guess is chapter two of the inaugural lecture in the Journal of Law and...