Administrative law review

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  Año 2006, Número 3

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    GOVERNMENT BENEFITS AND THE RULE OF LAW: TOWARD A STANDARDS-BASED THEORY OF JUDICIAL REVIEW

    Sidney A. Shapiro, Richard E. Levy

    págs. 499-540

    
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    0RACKS IN THE SYSTEM: THE ADEQUACY OF THE U.S. HEALTH CARE REGULATION IN A GLOBAL AGE

    Alex M. Azar II

    págs. 551-557

    
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    CAN THE MEDICARE, MEDICAID, AND SCHIP PROGRAMS MEET THE CHALLENGES OF PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCIES?

    Eleanor D. Kinney

    págs. 559-573

    
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    EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR HOSPITALS AND THE HEALTHCARE MARKETPLACE

    Charles Luband

    págs. 575-585

    
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    STRENGTHENING THE REGIONAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEM: LEGAL ISSUES AND STRATEGIES

    Daniel J. O'Brien

    págs. 587-594

    
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    PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS IN THE 21ST CENTURY

    Kim Elliott

    págs. 595-609

    
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    THE ALFONSE AND GASTON OF GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSE TO NATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCIES: LESSONS LEARNED FROM HURRICANE KATRINA FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE STATES

    Michael Greenberger

    págs. 611-626

    
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    LEGAL TRIAGE DURING PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS

    James G. Hodge Jr.

    págs. 627-644

    
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    AVIAN/PANDEMIC FLU ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION AND PANDEMIC PLANNING: WHAT A LOCAL GOVERNMENT FACES

    Christa-Mrie Singleton

    págs. 645-650

    
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    LESSONS FROM DISASTER: HIPAA, MEDICAID, AND PRIVACY ISSUES - THE NATION'S RESPONSE TO HURRICANE KATRINA

    Corrine Parver

    págs. 651-662

    
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    PANDEMIC INFLUENZA: PREPARING FOR THE WORST

    Georges C. Benjamjn

    págs. 663-666

    
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    THE PERILS OF BODY ART: FDA REGULATION OF TATTOO AND MICROPIGMENTATION PIGMENTS

    Jessica C. Dixon

    págs. 667-687

    
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    SAFE OR SORRY: HOW THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE IS CHANGING EUROPE'S CONSUMER SAFETY REGULATION REGIME AND HOW THE UNITED STATES' CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION MUST TAKE NOTICE

    Anthony Sciascia

    págs. 689-707

    
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    TORT REFORM BY REGULATION: THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION ATTEMPTS TO PREEMPT STATE-TORT LAWSUITS WITH ITS PROPOSED ROOF-STRENGTH REGULATION

    Rob Ammons, David George

    págs. 709-735