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Joint Interim Hearing On Proposition 64: The Aids Initiative On The November 4, 1986 Ballot. Part Ii: Written Testimony, Senate Committee On Health And Human Services, Assembly Committee On Elections And Reapportionment
Joint Interim Hearing On Proposition 64: The Aids Initiative On The November 4, 1986 Ballot. Part Ii: Written Testimony, Senate Committee On Health And Human Services, Assembly Committee On Elections And Reapportionment
California Joint Committees
No abstract provided.
Interim Hearing On Proposition 64 The Aids Initiative On The November 4, 1986 Ballot, Senate Committee On Health And Human Services, Assembly Committee On Elections And Reapportionment
Interim Hearing On Proposition 64 The Aids Initiative On The November 4, 1986 Ballot, Senate Committee On Health And Human Services, Assembly Committee On Elections And Reapportionment
California Joint Committees
No abstract provided.
Proposition 64: The Aids Initiative In California, Senate Office Of Research
Proposition 64: The Aids Initiative In California, Senate Office Of Research
California Senate
The Prevent AIDS Now Initiative Committee (PANIC), working closely with Lyndon LaRouche's national organization, has placed on the November ballot a short, seemingly simple initiative measure whose stated purpose is to protect people with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) and protect the public health. Although no one could criticize such a purpose, PANIC's initiative uses ambiguous, unclear language that can be interpreted in strikingly different ways, with widely varying effects on public health AIDS prevention efforts.
If the Initiative is approved by the voters, we can expect intense and lengthy litigation over the many legal questions raised by its confusing …