COVID19 and the NAP: A Legal/Ethical Analysis, Pt. 2 of 2
In Part 1, I ended with Learned Hand’s famous cost-benefit formulation in the Law of Negligence.
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Category: Regulation
Ohio House Bill 562; Never Let a Crisis Go to Waste
Our selfless public servants in the Ohio House of Representatives have proposed a bill to ease our pain as real estate borrowers and tenants during the Covid-19 crisis.
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The Beer Wars: An Incomplete History of the American Beer Industry (pt 2)
As should be obvious, distribution is the place to make money in the beer world.
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Freedom in the 50 States
I’ve been exploring ways to rank various other states by freedom to get a short list of where to move to.
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Chapter 15 – The Stay
From the beginning I’ve had the sense that they have mischarged the offense, perhaps intentionally.
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Chapter 14 – Secretary Cohen’s “Four Points”
In December of 1997, the anthrax vaccine manufacturer was shut down and could not manufacture anything related to the AVA.
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Chapter 12: The DoD “Evolves” on the Anthrax Vaccine
During the hearings on the Nixon impeachment, Senator Howard Baker (R-TN) asked the now famous question: “What did the President know and when did he know it?”
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Chapter 11: United States v. Stonewall, July 2000
I had defended Marines and sailors facing a lot more time or charged with much more serious crimes, yet I was more nervous than I had ever been before walking into court.
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Chapter 9 – The History of the Anthrax Vaccine Adsorbed (AVA)
The first use of a human anthrax vaccine took place in 1954.
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Chapter 5 – The FDA, DHHS, & Vaccines: Anthrax Slides By
Before 1962, vaccines, drugs, and other such products did not undergo nearly the kind of scrutiny that they do today in order to become licensed. It wasn’t until the thalidomide disaster of the 1960’s that federal regulation of drugs came to be what it is today.
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