NPHL Issues One New Public Health Resource
The Network for Public Health Law (NPHL) has issued one new public health resource that can be read and accessed below.
What Does Judicial Deference Have to Do with Public Health Authority?
Judicial deference is a legal principle that has historically respected the knowledge and experience of governmental public health actors, including public health agencies. However, recent attempts to dismantle judicial deference could have a negative impact on health departments. This fact sheet introduces the concept of judicial deference and its role in health agency administrative decision-making.
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