All Articles tagged Consent

• Institute for Intellectual Property & Information Law (IPIL) Symposia
  December 16, 2024 CDT
  Of Marks and Minors
  Alexandra J. Roberts

  62 Hous. L. Rev. 307 (2024)

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  December 16, 2020 CDT
  Don’t Be a D*ck by Sending a Pic: Texas Attempts to Attack the “D*ck Pic” Epidemic by Criminalizing the Sending of Unsolicited Sexually Explicit Photographs
  Erin Horan Mendez

  58 Hous. L. Rev. 511 (2020).

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• Articles
  October 17, 2018 CDT
  Research Revolution or Status Quo?: The New Common Rule and Research Arising from Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing
  Valerie Gutmann KochKelly Todd

  56 Hous. L. Rev. 81

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  April 17, 2017 CDT
  Common Courtesy: How the New Common Rule Strengthens Human Subject Protections
  Victoria Berkowitz

  The Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects, known as the “Common Rule,” governs protection of all human subjects. This Comment examines how the new rule strengthens protections.

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  September 24, 2012 CDT
  All for One and One for All: Informed Consent and Public Health
  Jessica Berg

  This Article explores three different types of public health measures in which individual choice has been limited.

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  September 24, 2012 CDT
  Substituted Judgment and Best Interests Analysis: Protecting the Procreative Medical Rights of the Mentally Incompetent in Texas
  Katie Barnhill

  This Comment received the Heim, Payne & Chorush Award for Best Overall Paper Written for the <i>Houston Law Review</i>.

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  April 26, 2010 CDT
  President or Governor: Who Will Determine Whether the National Guard Helps Secure the Border?
  Matthew Salo

  Recipient of the Susman Godfrey LLP Award for Outstanding Student Paper in the Area of General Litigation.

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