 | 1908 - 812 sider
...common law and constitutional law; ic, an individual may not maintain a public nuisance and groups of individuals may act together for the public welfare....are quarantined and vaccinated for the public good. 4. Doctors Favor It for the Fee They Get for Vaccination — This trifling argument may be answered... | |
 | 1907 - 954 sider
...other terms. The police power of a community rests on either the public nuisance or the public welfare ideas in common law and constitutional law; ie, an...are quarantined and vaccinated for the public good. 4- Doctors favor it for the fee they get for vaccination. — This trifling argument may be answered... | |
 | 1908 - 716 sider
...common law and constitutional law; ie, art individual may not maintain a public nuisance and groups of individuals may act together for the public welfare....to a pesthouse as a public nuisance, and his family is quarantined arid vaccinated for the public good." Health Officer Brown makes a very sane statement... | |
 | Kansas State Board of Health - 1909 - 800 sider
...savage rights of the individual lessened in number and invaded on every hand. Compulsory-vaccination laws, where they exist, have been upheld unanimously...are quarantined and vaccinated for the public good. 4. Doctors Favor it for the Fee they Get for Vaccination. — This trifling argument may be answered... | |
 | Fletcher Gardner - 1914 - 442 sider
...not maintain a public nuisance and a group of individuals may act together for the public welfare. Compulsory vaccination laws, where they exist have...individual who in exercising his right to do as he plciises contracts smallpox is conveyed to a pesthouse as a public nuisance, aud his family Ls quarantined... | |
 | 1908 - 608 sider
...Vaccination Commission " : CASES. DEATHS. PEB CENT. Vaccinated 8,744 461 5.0 Unvaccinated 2,321 822 35.1 3. It is an Invasion of the Right of the Individual....are quarantined and vaccinated for the public good. 4. Doctors Favor It for the Fee They Get for Vaccination. — This trifling argument may be answered... | |
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The police power of a community rests on either the public-nuisance or the publicwelfare ideas in common law and constitutional law; ie an individual may not maintain a public nuisance and group of individuals may act together for the public welfare.... 