Historical Perspective
Pestilence in the Colonies
Yellow Fever
Colonial Police Powers
Public Health in the Constitution
Early Public Health Law
Public Health Law As Administrative Law
Public Health Law Versus Criminal Law
Self-Incrimination
Public Health and Separation of Powers
General Powers
Why Do the Courts Accept General Powers?
Delegation Doctrine
Standard Setting and Rulemaking
Adjudications
Appealing an Adjudication
Enforcement
Permits and Licenses
Inspections
Search and Seizure
Regulation of Property
Injunctions
Personal Restrictions
Acting in an Emergency
FOIA
Disease Registry Data
Judicial Review
Judicial Deference
Due Process in Public Health
Basic Areas of Public Health Law
Environmental Health
Drinking Water
Fluoridation
Federal Environmental Law
Vital Statistics
Birth Records
Naming Children
Still Births
Death Records
Declaration of Death
Coroner Cases and Autopsies
Disease Registries
References
Disease Control
Disease and Injury Reporting
Involuntary Testing
Contact Tracing
Immunizations and Mandated Treatment
Personal Restrictions
The Advisory and Consultative Role
Limitations On Public Health Power
Statutory Limitations
The Right of Habeas Corpus
The Costs of Due Process
Political Controls on Agency Action
Legal Liability for Public Health Professionals
Tort Claims Act
Section 1983 Liability
Bivens Actions
Immunity
References
Public Health Law Reference Materials
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