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HIV Outbreak Among Drug Users Accelerates in Boston
Diffusing the concentration of homeless can make “it seem like things are better, but it further marginalizes and makes it harder for them to access services,” Professor Leo Beletsky, faculty director of Health in Justice Action Lab, tells The Boston Globe. “Such a move can also lead to upticks in overdoses and HIV infections.”
Hoffmeister '98 Elected Wyoming’s First Black Mayor
On December 1, 2019, Thaddeus Hoffmeister '98 was unanimously selected by the Wyoming, Ohio, City Council to become the city’s first African American mayor.
The Importance of Creativity, Community and Fun in Developing Legal Inventors of the Future
Listen back: NuLawLab's Dan Jackson '97 and Jules Rochielle Sievert joined the Reimagining Justice podcast to share their insights on the importance of creativity, community and fun in developing legal inventors of the future!
We’ve Entered a New Era in the Legal Battles of COVID-19
“In a well-functioning polity, we would not need litigation to ensure that children can remain healthy at school,” writes Professor Wendy Parmet, director of Northeastern Law’s Center for Health Policy and Law, in an op-ed for The Atlantic.
Video of Officer’s Collapse After Handling Powder Draws Skepticism
"This kind of misinformation is definitely harmful,” Professor @LeoBeletsky, faculty director of Health in Justice Action Lab, tells The New York Times. "If people think that they might die of an overdose from providing emergency assistance — that might cost lives.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/07/us/san-diego-police-overdose-fentanyl.html
House Democrats Push For Vaccine-Or-Test Mandate For Members And Staff
Professor Wendy Parmet tells Forbes the law around vaccine mandates for Congress is “different” than for other employers, but that the legal case for vaccine mandates in general is “pretty strong” if some exemptions are provided.
Here’s What Massachusetts Political Leaders Are Resolving to Do in 2020
Senate President Karen Spilka ’80 shares her New Year’s resolution with The Boston Globe: “To get people talking — really talking — about the need for mental health care to be fully integrated into our health care system.”
Merrick Garland Faces First Death Penalty Test in Boston Marathon Bomber Case
“It is unlikely that Garland will keep up Barr’s push for Tsarnaev’s execution, especially since Biden has been so forceful in his opposition to the death penalty at large,” Professor Michael Meltsner tells The Washington Examiner.
Why Won't Companies Share Their COVID-19 Vaccine Formulas?
Listen back: Professor Daniel Medwed joined GBH's Morning Edition to talk about US intellectual property law and at least one effort underway to get companies to share their vaccine formulas.
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