Gerald S. Schatz

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JD 1993 District of Columbia School of Law
BA 1967 San Francisco State College

CV     Teaching     Talks     Antarctica

Schatz is a lawyer, ethicist, and policy analyst, with a background in biomedical ethics, public ethics, science policy, and domestic and international public law. His teaching and research are in interrelationships of ethics, medicine, biomedical and behavioral research, and law, especially in the protection of human subjects of research. He writes on protection of human subjects of research, on medical and research confidentiality, and on clinical ethics.

• Ethical Lawyering in the Protection of Human Subjects of Behavioral and Biomedical Research.  13 Michigan State University Journal of Medicine and Law 151-156 (2009).
• Introductory Note to World Health Organization: Revision of the International Health Regulations, 44 International Legal Materials 1011 (2005).
• International Law and Biomedical Ethics, published as Diritto internazionale e bioetica (Giovanni Russo, trans.) In: Russo G, ed. Enciclopedia di Bioetica e Sessuologia. (Elledici – CIC Edizioni Internazionali Leumann – Roma 2004): 660.
• Are the Rationale and Regulatory System for Protecting Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research Obsolete and Unworkable, or Ethically Important but Inconvenient and Inadequately Enforced? 20 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 1-31 (2003).

Corresponding editor for bioethics, health, and medicine:
         International Legal Materials, American Society of International Law
Judge, International Rounds, Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
Board of Directors, Citizens for Responsible Care and Research