Volume 36: Book 4
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Book 4
CONSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON STATE HEALTH CARE & PRIVACY REGULATION AFTER SORRELL V. IMS
Vermont Law Review & University of New Hampshire Law Review Annual Symposium– Oct. 14, 2011
by John Greabe
PANEL TRANSCRIPTS
Transcript: Sorrell v. IMS Healthand the Shift to Regulation by Payment
by Ted Ruger
Transcript: The Case for National Political(Rather Than State or Judicial) Regulation of Health Care
by Abigail R. Moncrieff
Transcript: Sorrell v. IMS Health—Any Impact on Patient Privacy?
by John Verdi
Transcript: Comments on the Original Legislationand Vermont Health Reform
by Steve Maier
Remarks: A Legislator’s Lament:When Will We Take Back Our Electronic Identities?
by Sharon Anglin Treat
Uncensored Discourse Is Not Just for Politics
by Calvin Massey
Sorrell v. IMS Health:Details, Detailing, and the Death of Privacy
by Ashutosh Bhagwat
The Dog That Did Bark:First Amendment Protection of Data Mining
by Thomas R. Julin, Jamie Z. Isani & Patricia Acosta
Sorrell v. IMS Healthand the End of the Constitutional Double Standard
by Ernest A. Young
Somebody’s Watching Me:Protecting Patient Privacy in Prescription Health Information
by Christopher R. Smith
COMMENT
by Christian H. Pedersen
NOTE
Joint Custody Presumption in Vermont: A Proposal for Co-Parenting
by Michelle A. Tarnelli