ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 36, Issue 5, 1999December 03, 1999 CDT
The Texas Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Act: Are We Offering Enough Protection to Those Who Need it Most?
The Texas Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Act: Are We Offering Enough Protection to Those Who Need it Most?
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Articles in Vol. 36, Issue 5, 1999
Vol. 36, Issue 5, 1999
- Symposium Address: Regulation of Tobacco: Health Promotion and Cancer PreventionDavid A. Kessler
- Patient Safety, Risk Reduction, and the LawLarry I. Palmer
- Tobacco, HIV, and the Courtroom: The Role of Affirmative Litigation in the Formation of Public Health PolicyWendy E. Parmet
- New Courtroom Strategies Regarding Firearms: Tort Litigation Against Firearm Manufacturers and Constitutional Challenges to Gun LawsJon S. VernickStephen P. Teret
- Law as a Structural Factor in the Spread of Communicable DiseaseScott Burris
- AIDS as a Weapon: Criminal Prosecution of HIV ExposureAmy L. McGuire
- The Texas Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Act: Are We Offering Enough Protection to Those Who Need it Most?Efren A. Acosta
- Fore! The Americans with Disabilities Act Tees off at Professional Sports in <i>Martin v. PGA Tour, Inc.,</i> but Will it Make the Cut?Kenneth E. Neikirk
Efren A. Acosta, The Texas Communicable Disease Prevention and Control Act: Are We Offering Enough Protection to Those Who Need It Most?, 36 Hou. L. Rev. 1819 (1999).