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Home About CDC Press Room Funding ... CDC en Español Search: Public Health Law Program PHLP Menu Home About the Program Public Health Legal Preparedness Materials Emergency Legal Preparedness ... Contact Us Wednesday, September 14, 2005 http://www2a.cdc.gov/phlp/ *** Law Behind the News. In this week's Law Behind the News, we spotlight the U.S. National Response Plan (NRP). The NRP is an all-discipline, all-hazards plan that establishes a single, comprehensive framework for the management of domestic incidents, including natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina. It provides the structure and mechanisms for the coordination of federal support to state, local, and tribal incident managers and for exercising direct federal authorities and responsibilities. See below for more information. *** State of Louisiana Executive Order No. KBB 2005-33. On Monday, Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco rescinded and terminated an earlier Order and replaced it with this Declaration of Public Health Emergency and Suspension of In-State Licensure for Medical Professionals and Personnel Licensed Out-Of-State. The new Order allows both out-of-state and out-of-country professionals and personnel to practice in Louisiana, and considers them agents of Louisiana for purposes of tort liability. For more details, read the text of the order at: http://gov.louisiana.gov/2005%20Executive%20orders/33PublicHealthEmergencyDeclaration-ReplacmentEO.pdf

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Home About CDC Press Room Funding ... CDC en Español Search: Public Health Law Program PHLP Menu Home About the Program Public Health Legal Preparedness Materials Emergency Legal Preparedness ... Contact Us The CDC Public Health Law News The CDC Public Health Law News is a weekly e-mail digest of current, worldwide news stories, court opinions, announcements and special features related to public health law and legislation. The News is free and available to anyone with an interest in public health law. To subscribe to the News , visit http://www.cdc.gov/subscribe.html . For help with subscriptions, or to unsubscribe, send an e-mail to Karen McKie, JD, at KMcKie@cdc.gov The current issue of the News is available here . For back issues, click here Special Features Profiles in Public Health Law From time to time, the News spotlights the diverse people in the discipline of public health law legal practitioners, lawmakers, judges, teachers, and public health professionals who use the law in their daily work in a feature called Profiles in Public Health Law. New profiles are added periodically, and are announced in the News . To read the profiles, click

66. Centre For Innovation Law And Policy: News And Events add new text here. The Centre for Innovation law and Policy is an academic centre devoted to the study of laws, institutions and policies that affect, http://www.innovationlaw.org/pages/1news.html

Centre News and Events Upcoming Events Recent Events Bell University Labs' Events ( BUL ) News Western Law Students Shine Student Publication Grants recognize and award first rate innovation law and policy research papers produced by students enrolled in an Ontario law school. The hard work and great successes of three Western Law students are worth extra mention. Under the guidance and mentorship of Western Law professor Dr. Margaret Anne Wilkinson was published in the European Journal of Intellectual Property . Dr. Wilkinson also supervised Western Law co-authors John H. Simpson and Michelle Ciesielski, whose thought-provoking paper Who's Afraid of Genetic Drift: Property Rights and Environmental Legislation in Canada will be published in a forthcoming issue of the Canadian Intellectual Property Review . It is difficult to imagine a more ideal way to realize the aspirations of the Student Grant Publications than these outstanding accomplishments!

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A CANADIAN RESEARCH PORTAL FOR LAW AND POLICY RELATING TO TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION home page contact us newsletter Founding Supporters of this Site are the Ontario Research and Development Challenge Fund and Home Page Communications Law Health and ... Library Intellectual Property Law Group seeks to invalidate Microsoft patent 04/16/2004 (CNET News.com) A little-known public interest group this week asked the U.S. government to revoke a Microsoft patent that covers the company's Windows file system. article Date set for RIM's patent appeal 04/21/2004 (CNET News.com) A court date has been set for BlackBerry maker Research In Motion's appeal in an ongoing suit with holding company NTP. article EFF to Fight Dubious Patents 04/19/2004 (Wired News) The Electronic Frontier Foundation launched a campaign on Monday to overturn several patents that it says are having a "chilling effect" on public and consumer interest. article U.K. music industry swipes at swappers

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69. UW Law Librarianship - Alumni News Briefs Alumni news Briefs. Browse Most Recent Previous 10 Next 10 Changes in Evaluation Methods for Academic law Libraries. http://lib.law.washington.edu/lawlibrarianship/ahNewsBriefs.asp

Home Alumni Happenings News Briefs Newsletter Announcements Reunion Photos Alumni Connections Current Class Who We Are Giving ... History Login Username Password Did You Know...? The Librarianship Program's first class graduated in 1940. Click here to read more fun facts! Alumni News Briefs Browse: Most Recent Next 10 See the article written by Penny Hazelton (1976): "Rebuilding the Profession: A Workshop for Librarians Interested in an Academic Directorship - A Reprise" in LLOPSCited 13-14 (no. 1 Fall 2005). See the article "A Summer Sojourn to the Sweet Sunny South-San Antonio" written by Pegeen Mulhern (2005) in 16 LLOPSCited 7-8 (no. 1, Fall 2005). See the article by Kristin Cheney (1987), "Is an Annual Report in Your Library's Future?" in 97 Law Library Journal 493-515, no. 3, Summer 2005. See two articles that George Pike Lara Dresser (2004) published "Promoting Psychological Health in Law Students" in 24 Legal Reference Services Quartlerly 41-72, no. 1-2, 2005. See the article by Tammy Hinderman (2004) in 24 Legal Reference Services Quarterly 1-40, no. 1-2, 2005. The title is "What Is Your Library Worth? Changes in Evaluation Methods for Academic Law Libraries."

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Search LawMeme [ Advanced Search WIPO Facing Legislative Fatigue from Policy Orgy? Posted by David Tannenbaum on Wednesday, September 07 @ 18:54:02 EDT IP Watch is reporting that the deputy director general of the World Intellectual Property Organization, Francis Gurry, speculated in a press conference today that the latest deadlock between developed and developing countries may simply be "legislation fatigue" after a decade of WIPO's addressing "an orgy of policy issues." These comments come as U.S., Japan, and Europe have been trying without much success to ram a "patent harmonization" treaty down the throats of developing countries. Japan and the U.S. are apparently threatening to take their game outside of WIPO. According to the IP Watch report, Gurry went on to note that the "fatigue" is not necessarily so bad, since it could shift debate to other issues, like database rights. There is all kind of spinning going on here. The deadlock is not a result of "fatigue," it's the outcome of vigorous mobilization by developing countries and civil society, a growing consensus among policy experts that expanding control over information in the digital age isn't so good for promoting development, and perhaps the growing public focus to WIPO's proceedings brought on by this clash and by WIPO's recent corruption scandals. An "orgy of policy issues" sounds kind of fun, but that isn't an accurate idiom for what happened in WIPO in the 1990s. What we're witnessing is classic backlash. If debate at WIPO does shift to issues like database rights because patents are now too hot, we can only hope that these same forces will keep the IP maximalists at bay.

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76. Stetson University College Of Law - Centers For Excellence Elder law Courses. AARP. Other Elder law. Elder law news and Events. General Information on Trial Advocacy. Trial Team, Moot Court, Client Skills Board, http://www.law.stetson.edu/centers/

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77. Court Agrees 'partial Birth' Law Unconstitutional - U.S. News - MSNBC.com An appeals court on Friday upheld a ruling that a federal ban on socalled partial-birth abortions is illegal. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8511662/

Skip navigation U.S. News Hurricanes' Wrath The Changing Court ... Most Popular NBC NEWS MSNBC TV Today Show Nightly News Meet the Press ... U.S. News Court agrees 'partial birth' law unconstitutional Decision upholds lower court ruling that ban on procedure is illegal LINCOLN, Neb. - A federal appeals court on Friday upheld a ruling that the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act is unconstitutional. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis agreed that the ban, while containing an exception to save the life of the mother, is unconstitutional because it makes no such exception for the health of the woman. The court upheld an earlier decision by U.S. District Judge Richard Kopf of Lincoln, who heard one of three cases brought over the issue last year. Court: Women's health must be protected Kopf's ruling followed decisions overturning the law by federal judges in New York and San Francisco. Those decisions also have been appealed and are expected by many legal experts to eventually reach the U.S. Supreme Court. "When 'substantial medical authority' supports the medical necessity of a procedure in some instances, a health exception is constitutionally required," Judge Kermit Bye of the 8th Circuit wrote in the opinion issued Friday. "In effect, we believe when a lack of consensus exists in the medical community, the Constitution requires legislatures to err on the side of protecting women's health by including a health exception."

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UMB UMLaw Site Map Contact Us ... Reserve a Room Thurgood Marshall Law Library News What's New: Library Seeks Research Assistant Trial: BNA Tax and ... Website: About Supreme Court Nominee John Roberts What's New: Library Seeks Research Assistant By Janet Sinder September 2005 The Thurgood Marshall Law Library seeks a Research Assistant to provide academic support to the law school faculty, including research, writing, and editing. This person will work with a full-time Research Fellow in responding to requests from individual faculty members for assistance on law review articles and other writings which may include broad and substantive research, citation checking, or general editing. Projects vary, some requiring just a few hours of support, others requiring several weeks. Subject matter varies considerably. Strong academic record and editing experience preferred. Up to 20 hours per week. Work study preferred. Contact: Janet Sinder, jsinder@law.umaryland.edu

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80. UK: Authorities Must Act Immediately On Law Lords Ruling - News.amnesty - Amnest Amnesty International is relieved at today s ruling of a panel law Lords that legislation, adopted in the United Kingdom in the aftermath of the attacks in http://news.amnesty.org/index/ENGEUR450332004

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL HOME NEWS.AMNESTY WORLD WIDE SITES Search news.amnesty amnesty.org news.amnesty features video and audio regional breakdown ... contacts search news.amnesty All AI documents on this country 'Official collusion' in killing of human rights lawyer, take action! AI Report 2005 entry View this document in E-mail this page Printer friendly PDF UK: Authorities must act immediately on Law Lords ruling Press release, 12/16/2004 Amnesty International is relieved at today's ruling of a panel Law Lords that legislation, adopted in the United Kingdom (UK) in the aftermath of the attacks in the USA on 11 September 2001, was in breach of the human rights of the people detained under it. Today's case concerned the powers of the Home Secretary to certify and subsequently indefinitely detain without charge or trial non-deportable foreign nationals as "suspected international terrorists" and a "national security risk". The Law Lords declared that these powers were discriminatory and disproportionate, and therefore incompatible with human rights law Under this legislation, 12 people continue to be deprived of their liberty (11 in state institutions and one under house arrest). Most of them have been detained for three years. The Law Lords' ruling will not lead to their immediate release.

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