Cleveland-Marshall College of Law

Revealing Your Sources: The Case for Non-Anonymous Gamete Donation

A Philosophy of Privatization: Rationing Health Care Through the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003

Law Students Who Learn Differently: A Narrative Case Study of Three Law Students With Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)

Redefining Stewardship Over Body Parts

Harnessing the Hired Guns: The Substantive Nature of Ohio Revised Code § 2743.43 under Article Iv, Section 5(B) of the Ohio Constitution

Combating the Unfair Competitive Edge: Random Drug Testing Should Be Implemented in Standardized Testing to Deter Illicit and Unfair Use of Prescription Stimulants

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Journal Briefs:

• Regional Health Information Organizations: Lower Health Care Costs, Fewer Iatrogenic Illnesses, and Improved Care - What are We Waiting For? - Angela Ferneding
• Residents of County Operated Nursing Homes are Unprotected from Negligent Acts - Katherine Knouff
• Combating the Unfair Competitive Edge: Random Drug Testing Should be Implemented in Standardized Testing to Deter Illicit and Unfair Use of Prescription Stimulants - Shawn Romer
• Harnessing the Hired Guns: The Substantive Nature of Section 2743.43 of the Ohio Revised Coe under Article IV, Section 5(B) of the Ohio Constitution - Patrick Vrobel
• The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 --- Reducing the Number of Recipients and Applicants Eligible to Receive Medicaid Benefits: A Statutory Analysis of the Citizenship Documentation Requirements and Proposed Amendments To Ease the Burden on Individuals and States - Christal Contini

Journal Updates:

• Judicial Decisions Citing to the Journal of Law and Health
• Barbara J. Tyler Award
• Links to the Latest in Health-Related News (updated bi-monthly)

The revolution in medicine continues to raise new and increasingly complex legal and moral concerns. Profound dilemmas over patients' rights, infanticide, medical experimentation, genetic engineering, and other issues are challenging practitioners of law and medicine on a daily basis. The frequency and character of these issues compel scholarly examination by professionals in both disciplines.

Only a handful of publications exist encompassing the field of law and health. Few attain the level of scholarship this expanding specialization requires. The Journal of Law and Health focuses its scholarly approach to current debates in the legal and medical field and adds a valuable voice to the examination and resolution of critical issues.