TOMORROW: Peter Singer, “Ethics and Animals: Where Are We Now?”
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Read more: TOMORROW: “Reproductive Rights around the Globe” TOMORROW: “Reproductive Rights around the Globe”
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Read more: 11/8: Peter Singer, “Ethics and Animals: Where Are We Now?” 11/8: Peter Singer, “Ethics and Animals: Where Are We Now?”
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Read more: 11/7: “Reproductive Rights around the Globe” 11/7: “Reproductive Rights around the Globe”
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Read more: 11/7: “Reproductive Rights around the Globe” 11/7: “Reproductive Rights around the Globe”
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Read more: 11/8: Peter Singer, “Ethics & Animals: Where Are We Now?” 11/8: Peter Singer, “Ethics & Animals: Where Are We Now?”
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Read more: CFP: Perspectives on Abortion, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, and Judicial Review CFP: Perspectives on Abortion, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, and Judicial Review
By The Petrie-Flom Center Call for Papers: Intersections in Reproduction: Perspectives on Abortion, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, and Judicial Review Abortion and reproductive technologies have historically occupied separate realms in law, policy, and academia. In spite of some obvious and natural overlap, scholarship exploring the relationship between abortion and assisted reproduction is sparse. In 2014, Judith Daar…
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Read more: Are Dogs People? Are Dogs People?
By Jeffrey Skopek In a fascinating opinion piece in the New York Times this past weekend, neuroeconomist Gregory Berns writes: “For the past two years, my colleagues and I have been training dogs to go in an M.R.I. scanner — completely awake and unrestrained. Our goal has been to determine how dogs’ brains work and,…
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Read more: Bei Bei Shuai First Degree Murder Charges Dropped Bei Bei Shuai First Degree Murder Charges Dropped
By Michele Goodwin Less than an hour ago, Indianapolis prosecutor, Mr. Terry Curry agreed to drop first degree murder charges against Bei Bei Shuai in an agreement that required her to plead to a misdemeanor. The case was a month away from trial in what would have been the first prosecution of a pregnant woman…
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Read more: 9th Circuit Strikes Down Arizona 20 Week Fetal Pain Abortion Ban: Some Reflections on the Opinion 9th Circuit Strikes Down Arizona 20 Week Fetal Pain Abortion Ban: Some Reflections on the Opinion
By I. Glenn Cohen [Cross-Posted at Prawsfblawg] Yesterday, the 9th Circuit (a panel of Berzon, Schroeder, Kleinfeld) struck down as unconstitutional Arizona’s ban on abortion at 20 weeks. As the court described the statute: The challenged portion of Section 7, codified at Arizona Revised Statutes § 36-2159, reads: A. Except in a medical emergency, a…