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Vol. 9, Issue 3, 2022August 22, 2022 EDT

Towards Action and In Pursuit of Scofflaws: Shifting the Framework of Pandemic Public Health Punishment from Theory to Pragmatism

Michael L. Cederblom, J.D.,
COVID-19public healthpunishmentindividual libertyhealth mandates
Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 3, 2022

Vol. 9, Issue 3, 2022
  • **Surveilling Potential Uses and Abuses of Artificial Intelligence in Correctional Spaces**
    Justin Iverson
  • **A Way Out for Europe: How can Europe Combat Discrimination by Automated Decision-Making Systems?**
    Elvin E. Dalkılıç
  • **The Internet-of-Bodies/Human Mind Unification: Its Threat to Democracy and the Need for a Legal Response**
    Zachary Atchley
  • **Towards Action and In Pursuit of Scofflaws: Shifting the Framework of Pandemic Public Health Punishment from Theory to Pragmatism**
    Michael L. Cederblom
  • **Risk-Taking or Risk-Negotiating Model of Vaccine Liability? Legal and Policy Considerations for Pandemic Vaccines**
    Yu-Wei Chen
LMU Law Review
Michael L. Cederblom, Towards Action and In Pursuit of Scofflaws: Shifting the Framework of Pandemic Public Health Punishment from Theory to Pragmatism, 9 LMU Law Review 80 (2022).
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