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You've Got to Be Kidneying Me! the Fatal Problem of Severing Rights and Remedies From the Body of Organ Donation Law
Author
Morris, Brian
Bibliographic Citation
Brooklyn Law Review 2009 Winter; 74(2): 543-580
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/1026287
Date
2009-12
Subject
Law
;
Organ Donation
;
Rights
;
Value / Quality of Life
;
Allocation of Organs and Tissues
;
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