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Juscelino F. Colares is the Schott-van den Eynden Professor of Business Law, Professor of Political Science and Associate Director of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center. He teaches civil procedure, conflict of laws and international business law and regulatory law. He received the 2018 Distinguished Law Faculty Research Award.    

A January 22, 2019 Cleveland Plain Dealer front page article entitled, "Still Wrestling with Lead Poisoning: Cleveland officials to Unveil yet Another Initiative," announced the dismal results of the efforts of highly motivated Clevelanders to rid the city of the deadly poison. Since at least 1992, when a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency study estimated that at least 15% of Cleveland children had lead levels above 10 micrograms, Cleveland officials have tried to at least, significantly reduce exposure to lead.

Plain Dealer reporters Brie Zelner and Rachel Dissell, summed up that fact in their article, "Promises, Promises: Calls for Action, Little Progress." Lead exposure levels have fallen here and across the country over the past few decades,but Cleveland remains one of the worst areas, with thousands of children exposed every year."





    

    

The full text of the latest issue of The Case Western Reserve Law Review is available on the library’s repository. Volume 69 Issue 1 includes the Sumner Canary Memorial Lecture as well as articles about public-comment periods, Chevron Deference, and e-cigarettes: