67 No. 1

VOLUME 67 NO. 1

Pandemics, Public Trust, and Presidential Records: Amending the Presidential Records Act to Minimize the Risk of Public Corruption During Times of National Crisis
Kimberly Breedon
67 Wayne L. Rev. 1

Coronavirus Liability: Lessons from the H1N1, Ebola, and Zika Crises
Chad G. Marzen
67 Wayne L. Rev. 27

COVID-19 Policy Executive (In)Action in Florida and Michigan
William M. Myers & Davia Cox Downey
67 Wayne L. Rev. 47

The Fundamental Right to Biological Integrity
Paul Matouka
67 Wayne L. Rev. 57

COVID-19 Litigation and the Rational Basis Test
Ilan Wurman
67 Wayne L. Rev. 85

Eliminating the ESI Tax Exclusion: A Sensible and Necessary Solution to the Ongoing Healthcare Debate
Taylor Janssen
67 Wayne L. Rev. 93

When Religion Hijacks Healthcare: A Congressional Solution to the Problem with Religious Sole Community Hospitals
Falynn E. Koppy
67 Wayne L. Rev. 113

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