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Symposium on Dobbs and The Future of Reproductive Rights

By Tracy Thomas on March 14, 2023
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Our Center for Constitutional Law at Akron has published the first part of its symposium on "The Future of Reproductive Rights" in the journal ConLawNOW.

Concrete Reliance on Stare Decisis in a Post-Dobbs World, Michael Gentithes

Perilous Private Enforcement Strategies: From Posses and Citizen's Arrest to Texas Heartbeat Statutes, Jennifer A. Brobst

Foreign Law in Dobbs: The Need for a Principled Framework, Sital Kalantry

Situating Dobbs, Paula Monopoli

Big, Bad Roe, B. Jessie Hill

Embryo is Not a Person: Rejecting Prenatal Personhood for a More Complex View of Prenatal Life, Cynthia Soohoo

The Future of Reproductive Rights: Dobbs and Unenumerated Parental Custody Rights and Interests, Jeffrey A. Parness

 The Future of Reproductive Rights: Reevaluating Regional Law Reform Strategies After Dobbs, Jamie R. Abrams

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