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A Legal Perspective on AIDS

American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1990
AIDS presents difficult and unprecedented legal problems. Because modern law requires that persons with disabilities or illnesses be integrated into the mainstream of society, past responses to those with communicable diseases are no longer acceptable.
M S, Cornblatt   +2 more
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Legal AID

Alternative Law Journal, 2012
People migrating to Australia, particularly from culturally and linguistically diverse ('CALD') backgrounds, face many challenges establishing themselves. New arrivals speak about their lack of understanding of Australian laws and a need for education to address legal problems in their communities.
Monica Ferrari, Angela Costi
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Legal Aid in Crisis

2017
This book is the first to evaluate the recent reforms of UK legal aid from a social policy perspective and assess their impact on family law courts and advocacy. It argues that the reforms effectively ‘delawyerise’ disputes, producing a more inquisitorial justice system and impacting the litigants, court system, staff and process.
Sarah Moore, Alex Newbury
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AIDS — legal issues

AIDS, 1988
Legal issues worldwide prompted by the AIDS epidemic are discussed in a general way since legal systems vary widely in different countries and localities. WHO publishes a tabulation of legal instruments dealing with AIDS and HIV infection. Criminal laws intended to protect people from harm from HIV infection have been enacted such as a penalty for ...
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AIDS: Legal and Ethical Issues

Social Casework, 1988
The AIDS crisis challenges social workers to reaffirm their profession's traditional values of advocacy, community service, respect for differences, and commitment to social change. The authors discuss current and future legal and ethical issues with respect to the AIDS crisis.
C C, Ryan, M J, Rowe
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Legalizing Physician-Aided Death

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 1996
Physician aid in dying is a broader topic than euthanasia in that the latter usually refers to active euthanasia, while physician assistance also encompasses the issue of assisted suicide. Volumes could be and have been written on physician-assisted death.
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Legal aid

2017
Myriam Doriat-Duban   +1 more
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AIDS: Legal implications for managers

Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1992
As the incidence of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) escalates, its consequences increasingly will affect the workplace. Dietitians with management responsibilities will be called upon to make decisions concerning the rights of both employees and clients or patrons.
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