Abstract
This article takes a critical look at the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act, legislation developed quickly as part of the country's "War on Terror." The author examines the potential bioterrorist threat, criticizes protocols currently in place under the Act, and offers his suggestions for a more effective, more efficient response to bioterrorism in light of technological advances affecting warfare tactics and pathology.
First Page
95
Recommended Citation
Matthew
E.
Brown
Reconsidering the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act: Toward State Regionalization in Bioterrorism Response,
14
Annals Health L.
95
(2005).
Available at: https://lawecommons.luc.edu/annals/vol14/iss1/5