Constitutional Rights and the Public’s Health
The Network’s monthly reporter, Judicial Trends in Public Health (JTPH), highlights key court cases and relevant judicial trends in public health. The cases below are organized under the JTPH topic, “Constitutional Rights and the Public’s Health.”
Cases
Department of Homeland Security, et al. v. Regents of the University of California, et al
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Laddy Curtis Valentine v. Bryan Collier
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Gary B. v. Whitmer
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Fraihat v. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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Guns Save Life, Inc. v. Ali
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Maine Community Health Options v. U.S.
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Thakker v. Doll
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Kliger v. Healey
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White v. Cuomo
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Parents for Privacy v. Barr
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City of Flint v. Guertin
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Roe v. Department of Defense
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Reproductive Liberties and Care Access
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Source and Scope of Public Health Legal Powers
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Preventing and Treating Communicable Conditions
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Social Distancing Measures
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Addressing Chronic Conditions
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Mitigating the Incidence and Severity of Injuries and Other Harms
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Public Health Information Management, Privacy and Security
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Regulating Communications
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Monitoring Property and the Built Environment
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Public Health Emergency: Legal Preparedness and Response
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COVID-19 Pandemic: Public Health Emergency Law & Policy Responses
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