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Weapons Of Mass Hysteria, Faulty Biothreat Predictions, And Their Impact On National (In)Security: A Case-Study Of Smallpox, Barbara Pfeffer Billauer

Health Matrix: The Journal of Law-Medicine

Biothreat projections for pandemic and bioterrorist planning are generated by a straight-forward computational system, rather than scientific evidence.

A Crisis Of Patent Law And Medical Innovation: The Category Of Diagnostic Claims In The Wake Of Ariosa V. Sequenom, Alexa Johnson

Health Matrix: The Journal of Law-Medicine

The article analysis the scope of patent eligibility of diagnostic tests in the U.S. focusing on Ariosa v. Sequenom and Mayo Collaborative Servs. v. Prometheus Labs., Inc. court case.

Food For Thought: Flexible Farm To School Procurement Policies Can Increase Access To Fresh, Healthy School Meals, Lauren Tonti

Health Matrix: The Journal of Law-Medicine

The article focuses on the enactment of farm to school procurement policies for providing students health and its impact in increasing access to fresh, healthy school meals in the U.S.

Caring For The Body And The Soul: Small Businesses Post-Hobby Lobby And Hhs Contraceptive Rule, James Lesinski

Health Matrix: The Journal of Law-Medicine

The article examines the corporate personhood movement and its impact on closely-held corporations and individuals focusing on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services rule.

Masthead, Volume 67 Issue 4 (2017)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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The Anti-Deference Pro-Preemption Paradox At The U.S. Supreme Court: The Business Community Weighs In, Catherine M. Sharkey

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Ken Margolis - Renaissance Man, Matthew Rossman

Faculty Publications

Tribute to Ken Margolis.

Misappropriation Of Genetic Resources In Africa: A Study Of: Pentadiplandra Brazzeana,Impatiens Usambarensis, And Combretum Micranthum, Julie Micalizzi

Journal of Law, Technology, & the Internet

"This paper...address[es] three potential cases of misappropriation concerning traditional knowledge and genetic resources of traditional groups in Africa and will explore how the Western patent system enabled,prevented, and corrected misappropriation in the context of these case studies. In all three studies, the patent system failed in misapplying the requirements of patentability and in granting patents for information that is per se unpatentable. However, the unpatentability of these specific instances of traditional knowledge also precludes the indigenous populations from claiming property rights over the information. Without an exclusionary property right, third parties are still able to commercialize the information. While such …

Case Ip Law, Case Western Reserve University School Of Law, The Spangenberg Center For Law, Technology & The Arts

Case IP Law News

Vol. 4, #1

• From Concept to Company: Law School’s IP Venture Clinic Helps Launch Nationally Recognized Student Startup
• Fusion Program Trains Students to Bring Advanced Medical Imaging Technologies to the Marketplace
• CWRU Alum Appointed Chief Judge of U.S. Court of Claims
• IP Venture Clinic Submits First Amicus Brief in Federal Circuit Case
• 2017-2018 Lectures and Conferences
• Law School’s Newest Lab Defends First Amendment Rights in the Midwest
• Great Lakes Sports & Entertainment Law Academy Now Available Online
• Patent Pro Bono Program Secures First Patent for Local Inventor
• The Growing Industry: Professor Craig Nard Leads National Conversation on the Marijuana Industry …

Dr. Hoffman Among Nation's Most-Cited Health Law Scholars, Case Western Reserve University School Of Law, Law-Medicine Center

Case Law-Med

• Welcome from our Law-Medicine Center leaders
• Cleveland: A top city for health care
• Professor Sharona Hoffman among most cited health law scholars in the nation
• Law-Medicine conference explores legal challenges in Precision Medicine
• Renowned healthcare journalist, Elisabeth Rosenthal, gives talk on how healthcare became a big business
• The Law-Medicine Center’s fall events take on Medicaid, healthcare privacy and reproductive rights
• Reproductive Rights Lab: Student teams conduct legal research on abortion clinics and women in prison…
• 3L wins national health law writing competition
• CJ Sandley: Advocate for at-risk prisoners
• Seth Jacobs: Revolutionizing healthcare from within 
• Q&A: Defending pharmaceuticals and medical facilities …

Masthead, Volume 67 Issue 3 (2017)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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The Business Of Personal Jurisdiction, Cassandra Burke Robertson, Chalres W. "Rocky" Rhodes

Case Western Reserve Law Review

This contribution to a symposium on business and the Roberts Court examines the recent significant reshaping of the contours of personal jurisdiction. Although the changes limit the scope of jurisdiction in ways that may favor defendants overall, the Court does not appear directly motivated by a desire to favor business—and, in fact, the Court erected significant obstacles to business interests in some contexts. Instead, the results in the cases may be better explained by the Court’s commitment to a formalist approach with respect for territorial boundaries and by a skepticism of transnational litigation not clearly related to a U.S. forum. …

The Supreme Court As Museum Curator: Securities Regulation And The Roberts Court, Eric C. Chaffee

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Are Intelligence-Community Leakers Internationally Protected Whistleblowers Or Simply “Whistling In The Dark”? Assessing The Protections Afforded To Intelligence-Community Whistleblowers Under International Law, Eric Connon

Case Western Reserve Law Review

On June 9, 2013, the public discovered the source of the earthshattering stories revealing the full extent of the United States intelligence-gathering apparatus. Edward Snowden allowed the publi-cation of his name and background at his own request because, as he claimed, “I know I have done nothing wrong.” This was the first public stage of the odyssey of Edward Snowden, whose quest for asylum or refugee status carried him from Hong Kong to a Moscow airport where, after failing to obtain secure passage to Latin American destinations, he was eventually granted asylum in Russia. Snowden found himself in a relative …

“Look Then To Be Well Edified, When The Fool Delivers The Madman”: Insider-Trading Regulation After Salman V. United States, James Walsh

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Volume 67 Issue 4 (2017), Case Western Reserve Law Review

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Jonathan L. Entin, Jessica W. Berg, Michael P. Scharf

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Jonathan L. Entin, Fred D. Gray

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Revisiting Racial Patents In An Era Of Precision Medicine, Jonathan Kahn

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Exploitation In Medical Research: The Enduring Legacy Of The Tuskegee Syphilis Study, Ruqaiijah Yearby

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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The Voluntary Work Program: Expanding Labor Laws To Protect Detained Immigrant Workers, Seth H. Garfinkel

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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How Can States Outside The Gulf Of Mexico Regulate Offshore Finfish Aquaculture?, Sarah Ann Siedlak

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor George W. Dent, Jonathan L. Entin

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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From Historical Cell-Site Location Information To Imsi-Catchers: Why Triggerfish Devices Do Not Trigger Fourth Amendment Protection, Kristi Winner

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Masthead, Volume 68 Issue 2 (2017)

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Conviction, Nullification, And The Limits Of Impeachment As Politics, J. Richard Broughton

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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The Double Life Of Law Schools, Ian Holloway Phd, Qc, Steven I. Friedland

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Rebalancing Harlow: A New Approach To Qualified Immunity In The Fourth Amendment, Michael Silverstein

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Medicine Behind Bars: Regulating And Litigating Prison Healthcare Under State Law Forty Years After Estelle V. Gamble, Holger Sonntag

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Tribute To Professor Erik Jensen, Author D. Austin Ii

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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