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Emergency Legal Authority and the Opioid Crisis
Emergency Legal Authority and the Opioid Crisis
Journal Article

Emergency Legal Authority and the Opioid Crisis

2017
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Overview
Six U.S. states have declared their opioid-overdose situation an emergency. Though the scope of these declarations has been limited, they could suggest additional responses to multiple facets of the crisis, especially if emergency powers are used in innovative ways.
Publisher
Massachusetts Medical Society