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Reference Module co-authored by Clark J. Lee entitled “Legal Implications of Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders” (May 16, 2017).

May 16, 2017/in Other Authors, Publications/by user

Lee, C. J., Jones, C. B., & Rajaratnam, S. M. W. (2017). Legal Implications of Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders. In Reference Module in Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Psychology. Elsevier.

Rule 41 Amendments Provide for a Drastic Expansion of Government Authority to Conduct Computer Searches and Should Not Have Been Adopted by the Supreme Court

January 4, 2017/in Publications, Other Authors/by user

Markus Rauschecker

Bleeding Control – The Next Step in Active Shooter Guidance

December 4, 2016/in Publications, Other Authors/by user

Birch X. Barron

Drowsy Driving Research Paper co-authored by Clark J. Lee entitled “Intentions and willingness to drive drowsy among university students: An application of an extended theory of planned behavior model” (May 12, 2016).

May 12, 2016/in Publications, Other Authors/by user

Lee, C. J., Geiger-Brown, J., & Beck, K. H. (2016). Intentions and willingness to drive drowsy among university students: An application of an extended theory of planned behavior model. Accident Analysis & Prevention, 93, 113-123.

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Reference Module co-authored by Clark J. Lee entitled “Legal Implications of Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorders” (May 16, 2017).

Rule 41 Amendments Provide for a Drastic Expansion of Government Authority to Conduct Computer Searches and Should Not Have Been Adopted by the Supreme Court

Bleeding Control – The Next Step in Active Shooter Guidance

Drowsy Driving Research Paper co-authored by Clark J. Lee entitled “Intentions and willingness to drive drowsy among university students: An application of an extended theory of planned behavior model” (May 12, 2016).

Sleep: A Human Rights Issue

Invited Commentary by Clark J. Lee entitled “Sleep: a human rights issue” (January 25, 2016).

MWCOG and InfraGardNCR Key to Government Engagement with Private Sector Critical Infrastructure Stakeholders

The Continuing Battle over Privacy vs. Security

Defusing the Bug Bomb: Legal Strategies to Combat Antibiotic Resistant Infections

Why Education in the Law and Policy of Cybersecurity is a Must

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