This work focuses on the day-to-day legal questions most likely to arise for people living with HIV and AIDS. It offers valuable advice and help to sufferers, their partners, families and friends. It also acts as a general technical advice to advocates and lawyers.
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"As the chapters in this book suggest, AIDS law encompasses public health law, tort law, criminal law, health care law, insurance law, benefits law, family law, civil rights law, disability law, employment law, housing law, education law, prison law, immigration law, and many more legal specialties. It would be unreasonable to expect any one person to master all of these fields of law. In constructing this book, then, we have attempted to find the most frequently asked questions within these legal subfields about the rights of people with HIV disease and to provide answers in a straightforward manner."-from the Introduction
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Höhe: 229 mm
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Dicke: 32 mm
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978-0-8093-1991-6 (9780809319916)
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William B. Rubenstein is a visiting professor at Stanford Law School and a lecturer at Harvard Law School.
Ruth Eisenberg is of counsel to the Washington, D.C., law firm of Harmon, Curran, Gallagher, and Spielberg, where she specializes in disability rights and employment law.
Lawrence O. Gostin is a professor of law and public health and the co-director of the Georgetown/Johns Hopkins University on Law and Public Health.
