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At Least He Didn’t Claim It Was Rigged
Main Wednesday, April 05, 2023At Least He Didn't Claim It Was RiggedIn Wisconsin, Milwaukee County judge Janet Protasiewicz defeated former Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly for an open seat on…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
The New Colombian Law on Abortion Allowing Interruption Until Week 24 Based on the Right to Health, Substantive Equality, and Freedom of Conscience
By Tracy Thomas
Isabel Cristina Jaramillo Sierra, The New Colombian Law on Abortion, International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics 159.3 (Jan. 2023): 345-350On February 21, 2022, the Colombian Constitutional Court decided that the…
Health Law Prof Blog
Conscientious Objection in Australia: A Comparison between Abortion and Voluntary Assisted Dying
Ronli Sifris (Monash University), Conscientious Objection in Australia: A Comparison between Abortion and Voluntary Assisted Dying, 29 J. L. & Med. 1079 (2023):Abortion and voluntary assisted dying (VAD) are areas…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Immigration Article of the Day: Is Performing an Abortion a Removable Offense? Abortion Within the Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude Framework by Lauren Murtagh
Is Performing an Abortion a Removable Offense? Abortion Within the Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude Framework by Lauren Murtagh, 109 Va. L. Rev., ForthcomingBefore Roe v. Wade was decided, the Board…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Will a New Lawsuit Stop the Abortion Rights Amendment in Ohio?
By Tracy Thomas
Jo Ingels, Will a New Lawsuit Stop the Abortion Rights Amendment in Ohio?Groups backing an abortion rights amendment are gathering signatures to put it on the ballot this fall, as a…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Beety and Oliva on “Policing Pregnancy ‘Crimes'”
By Jamie Abrams
Valena E. Beety and Jennifer D. Oliva have published "Policing Pregnancy 'Crimes'" in Volume 98 of the N.Y.U Law Review as an Online Feature. The abstract provides: The Supreme Court’s decision…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Phil Lord on “Trumping Dobbs”
By Jamie Abrams
Phil Lord has published Trumping Dobbs in the University of Illinois Law Review Online (2023). The abstract previews: This Essay draws upon Canadian constitutional law to analyze the Supreme Court’s decision…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
I. Glenn Cohen on “Reproductive Technologies and Embryo Destruction After Dobbs”
By Jamie Abrams
I. Glenn Cohen has posted an updated draft of the work Reproductive Technologies and Embryo Destruction After Dobbs on SSRN. This is a chapter contribution to a forthcoming book, edited by…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
Abortion Rights and Federalism–Some Lessons from the Nineteenth Century United States
By Tracy Thomas
Kate Masur, Abortion Rights and Federalism: Some Lessons from the Nineteenth Century United StatesThe Dobbs decision, which gives states complete control over abortion laws, has unleashed conflicts that resemble the battles that…
Gender and the Law Prof Blog
France Moves to Put Abortion Rights in Constitution
By Tracy Thomas
Wash Post, France Moves to Put Abortion Rights in Constitution and US Curbs AccessMonths after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, France is moving toward enshrining abortion rights in its constitution.French…