Epilepsy and the Law aims to reform outdated statutes
Cincinnati law dean Roscor L. Barrow and neurologist Dr. Howard D. Fabing argue that advances in epilepsy treatment render many laws about work, marriage, licensing and employment obsolete. The book advocates modernizing workmen compensation and driver's license rules, citing Wisconsin as a model and noting reforms spreading to Ohio Kansas Connecticut and others.
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