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What Is the Future of Legal Preparedness? Legislative and Judicial Trends During COVID-19 and How Changes in the Law May Impact Emergency Response Capabilities

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Originally Aired - Monday, April 24 • 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

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Location: International South

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Title: What Is the Future of Legal Preparedness? Legislative and Judicial Trends During COVID-19 and How Changes in the Law May Impact Emergency Response Capabilities

Description: COVID-19 necessitated an unprecedented use of emergency powers by governors and health officials. States responded with an equally unprecedented flurry of legislative changes and legal challenges to these authorities. This session will discuss legislative and judicial trends and how changes in the law may affect emergency response capabilities.

Type: Learning Session

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Davis, Maggie
Davis, Maggie
Director, State Health Policy at Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
Dedon, Lauren
Dedon, Lauren
Senior Legal Policy Advisor at National Governors Association
Hoffman, Stacey
Hoffman, Stacey
Lead Public Health Analyst at CDC/CPR
Sunshine, Gregory
Sunshine, Gregory
Lead for Legal Preparedness & Response at CDC/CSTLTS/Office of Public Health Law Services

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COVID-19 necessitated an unprecedented use of emergency powers by governors and health officials. States responded with an equally unprecedented flurry of legislative changes and legal challenges to these authorities. This session will discuss legislative and judicial trends and how changes in the law may affect emergency response capabilities.