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developments in American public law in the twentieth century, unless legislators and voters …

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theories and models central to public health law research–a growing field dedicated to …

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system arises from an unruly mix of statutes, regulations, and judge-crafted doctrines …

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In this article, we identify the goals underlying both bodies of law and suggest that, in cases
where a true conflict is present, courts should strike the balance in favor of uniform …

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