Journal of Law and Health

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• DUE PROCESS JUNIOR: COMPETENT (ENOUGH) FOR THE COURT: The Need to Amend Ohio's Juvenile Competency Statute to Ensure that Juvenile Due Process Rights are Protected and Better Inform Judicial Discretion in Determining Juvenile Competency.
• FROM HEALTHCARE TO HIRING: IMPACTS OF SOCIAL AND PUBLIC POLICY ON DISABLED VETERANS IN THE UNITED STATES.
• FALSE CLAIMS: THE COORDINATED EXPLOITATION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BY THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY.
• RECONNECTING THE PATIENT: WHY TELEHEALTH POLICY SOLUTIONS MUST CONSIDER THE DEEPENING DIGITAL DIVIDE.
• Machine Learning-Based Medical Devices: the FDA's Regulation, Requirements, and Restrictions.
• PRESENTATION ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DISCRIMINATION IN HEALTHCARE.
• PRESENTATION ON DATA PRIVACY QUESTIONS IN THE DIGITAL HEALTH WORLD.
• PRESENTATION ON EXPLOITATION AND INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY IN AI HEALTHCARE.
• Systemic Racism, Abortion and Bias in Medicine: All Threads Woven in the Cloth of Racial Disparity for Mothers and Infants.
• Parens Patriae, Punishment, and Pandemics: The State's Responsibility for Incarcerated Persons During a Public Health Emergency.

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• RECONNECTING THE PATIENT: WHY TELEHEALTH POLICY SOLUTIONS MUST CONSIDER THE DEEPENING DIGITAL DIVIDE.
• Do you know where your DNA is? The need for DNA theft legislation in Ohio.
• Quintavalle: The quandary in bioethics.
• HACKING HIPAA: "BEST PRACTICES" FOR AVOIDING OVERSIGHT IN THE SALE OF YOUR IDENTIFIABLE MEDICAL INFORMATION.
• ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF HARD STATE BORDER CLOSURES IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.
• PRESENTATION ON EXPLOITATION AND INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY IN AI HEALTHCARE.
• CONTRACT REMEDIES NEED NOT UNDERCOMPENSATE ASPIRING PARENTS WHEN CRYOPRESERVED REPRODUCTIVE MATERIAL IS LOST OR DESTROYED: RECOVERY OF CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE WHEN BREACH OF CONTRACT RESULTS IN THE LOST OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME PREGNANT WITH ONE'S OWN BIOLOGICAL CHILD.