Torts: Libel: Constitutionality of Retraction Statute Eliminating General Damages Recovery

Excusing by statute the missing elements of torts of eugenic nondisclosure.

How can there be an opinion at all about nothing? Reflect: when a man has an opinion, has he not an opinion about something? Plato** The precepts of physicians and natural philosophers about generation should also be studied by the parents themselves. GENERAL INTRODUCTION This paper concerns eugenic opportunity lost as a consequence of nondisclosure of eugenic information. The two words which m...

Eliminating Variables in General Constraint Logic∗

Drawing inferences from a set of general constraint clauses is known as a difficult problem. A general approach is based on the idea of eliminating some or all variables involved. In the particular case of propositional logic, this approach leads to a simple procedure that incorporates the well-known resolution principle. The purpose of this paper is to show how the resolution principle can be ...

Announcement of Retraction

The editorial office of the Journal of Islamic Dental Association of Iran has recently determined that an original article entitled “Stress Distribution in Three-Implant- Retained Mandibular Overdentures Using Finite Element Analysis” authored by Ahmadzadeh A, Golmohammadi F, Mousavi N, Epakchi S. published in thewinter 2015 issue of the Journal of Islamic Dental Association of Iran [Journal of...

The Future of Mass Torts

Hormesis and toxic torts.

Policy implementation of hormesis has to date focused on regulatory applications. Toxic-tort litigation may provide an alternative policy venue for real-world applications of hormesis. Businesses and government entities, who are sued by individuals claiming to have been injured by exposure to very low levels of toxic substances may defend those cases by deploying hormesis to argue that such exp...