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Hanna: Off Label Marketing

Recently, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals handed a big win to pharmaceutical companies to market their drugs for off-label uses. Cheryl Hanna says the case might have implications for Vermont’s ability to regulate corporations.
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Hanna: Immunization Dilemma

The Vermont Legislature is currently debating whether to repeal a law that has allowed parents to skip vaccinating their children. Commentator and Vermont Law School professor Cheryl Hanna discusses how this debate is part of a much larger national conversation.
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Hanna: Symbols of the Season

With the holiday season now underway, cities and towns all over Vermont and elsewhere are putting up holiday displays to commemorate the season. Commentator and Vermont Law School Professor Cheryl Hanna has been thinking about whether – or not – these displays are legal.
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Hanna: Unintended Consequences

Recently, the United States Supreme Court agreed to hear a case asking whether corporations can be held liable for human rights abuses. Commentator and Vermont Law School professor explains the case and asks whether the concept of corporations as "persons" may have some unintended consequences.
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Hanna: Vermont Yankee Ruling

Last week, the trial between Entergy and the state of Vermont over the future of Vermont Yankee came to a close. As we await that ruling, Vermont Law School Professor and commentator Cheryl Hanna shares some of her thoughts about the case.

Hanna: The Social Animal

If you’re looking for some summer reading that might change how you see yourself and your world, commentator and Vermont Law School professor Cheryl Hanna has a recommendation that might be of particular interest.
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Hanna: Banning The Hedgehog

Earlier this week, the United States Supreme Court struck down a California law that restricted the sale of violent video games to minors. Commentator and Vermont Law School professor Cheryl Hanna reviews the case and its similarities to a Vermont law.