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Overdue Process: Why Denial of Physician-Prescribed Marijuana to Terminally Ill Patients Violated the United States Constitution
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Segal, Matthew
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Seattle University Law Review 1998 Summer; 22(1): 235-263
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Date
1998-06
Subject
Patients
;
Terminally Ill
;
Government Ethics
;
Care of the Dying Patient
;
Health Care for Substance Abusers / Users of Controlled Substances
;
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