A recent New York Times article details some of the incentives that are now being offered or under consideration for people to get a COVID vaccine shot. Scientists have stated that 70-85% of the population need to be vaccinated or otherwise …
A recent article in Student Lawyer by Janet Stearns and Ayat Nizam discusses proposed changes to the ABA accreditation standards for law schools dealing with student well-being. One of the proposed changes would include well-being resources for law students, including …
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Along with bill versions and committee reports, committee hearings are part of the documents making up a legislative history. Researchers can look at hearings to read what witnesses called before the Congress have to say—pro or con—about a proposed piece …
As a C|M|LAW student, you have access to online treatises beyond those you’ll find in Lexis and Westlaw. Wolters Kluwer, another legal publisher, offers several key treatises online through their Cheetah platform that were previously only available in print. It’s …
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human, Public Health Emergency Medical Countermeasures Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) “provides an integrated, systematic approach to the development of the necessary vaccines, drugs, therapies, and diagnostic tools for public health emergencies …
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