The States Have the Primary Constitutional Responsibility and Authority for the Protection

question 39

True/False

The states have the primary constitutional responsibility and authority for the protection of the health, safety, and general welfare of the population, and much of this responsibility falls on state health departments.

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Serious Injury

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Strict Liability

A legal principle where a party is held responsible for damages or loss regardless of fault or intent, typically applied in cases involving inherently hazardous activities.

Foreseen Danger

A risk or hazard that was known or could have been anticipated prior to an event.

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