If You Give a Law Student a Baby
If you give a law student a baby, a few things are inevitable: they are going to look for legal risk, analyze policy, and want a class on MILK.

We shouldn’t forget that uncertainty introduces questions to grapple with that are essentially good.
Scientific uncertainty does not mean that parents, judges, and legislators lack the information they need to serve the best interests of children.
This symposium reveals uncertainty’s relevance to abortion access, the legality of gender-affirming care, intersex rights, and child custody disputes.
Courts must investigate alleged government justifications to avoid rubber-stamping restrictions that do nothing but harm.
Don’t be fooled by the savior titles and biased “evidence;” these bills are neither compassionate nor protective.
HHS should formally acknowledge that individuals have a legal right to enforce Section 1557 when they experience prohibited health care discrimination.
We have entered a new stage of erasure of children, of the disabled, and of the vulnerable.
The recent bill in Iceland that would make nonmedical infant circumcision for boys a crime reminds me once again how international human rights standards are still ambiguous with regard to balancing the right of the child with the right of the religious parent. The bill, already sponsored by at least a quarter of Iceland’s doctors…
By John Tingle The British media have been reporting and discussing widely the case of JS v M and F (Cryonic case), 10th November 2016 in the High Court of Justice, Family Division, [2016] EWHC 2859 (Fam). The case is the first in the UK and probably the world to deal with the issue of…