S ince its discovery almost a decade ago, HIV has moved from the laboratory to the hospital,
and finally to the courtroom. In that venue the virus won't meet its biologic match, but it might …

Aids And The Law: A Guide For The Public, Edited by Dalton, HL, Burris, S., & the Yale AIDS
Law Project (Yale University Press, New Haven, Connecticut, 1987), 382 pages …

AIDS presents in a stark and unique way a dichotomy of interests—the public's right to know
about, and to be protected from, the spread of this virulent disease, and the individual's right …

I visited Teddy today at St. Vincent's. It's very depressing.... He's lying there in bed, out of it....
Jimmy died, as you must have heard. I went out to San Francisco to be with him the last few …

Abstract Summary statistics cover the prevalence of AIDS throughout the United States and
in New Jersey. The description of AIDS pathology identifies AIDS as derived from a member …

Seven years into the AIDS epidemic, its social, political and legal ramifications are
unavoidable. AIDS is not only a medical issue, but also one that will profoundly affect almost …

The opening paper traces how the US courts have balanced public health and liberty
concerns from the early 1800's through the current AIDS crisis. The paper concludes that the …

SINCE the first recognition of the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in the
summer of 1981, this new disease has had a profound impact on the public health sector of …

I will place California legislation on AIDS into perspective by reviewing in some detail the
more significant laws enacted during the last several years, particularly as they impact on …

AIDS and the law Page 1 articles Commonwealth Law Bulletin negotiated settlement of the
dispute was no longer possible and Idaps demanded its return. Even though Westsub would …