Reading Ronald Dworkin's1 ambitious and fascinating attempt to find a middle way out of
the increasingly heated public battles over th legal regulation of abortion and euthanasia, 2 I …

There will be no arraignment of Ronald Dworkin for intellectual timidity. Life's Dominion1 is
not only (per its subtitle) an" argument about abortion, euthanasia, and individual freedom." …

An Ellen Goodman column told" a tale of two signatures, each bearing the Bush
penmanship." 1 Governor Jeb Bush signed the Florida bill that required restoration of …

Life's Dominion defends a novel claim: that disputes over the morality of abortion, assisted
suicide, and euthanasia are fundamentally religious disagreements. They are religious …

The term" wrongful life" is culturally oxymoronic. With" life" religiously connoting a" gift from
God," politically connoting a" state interest," and socially representing an unwitting …

Morality has a central place in the field of jurisprudence and legal theory. Though the
precise relationship between law and morality is deeply controversial among jurists and …

In a recent essay, Julia Hanigsberg seeks to correct what she views as an inadequacy in
feminist discourse about abortion: its failure to" adequately theoriz [e] about the importance …

In 1973, shortly after Roe v. Wade was decided, I recall waxing eloquent on the wisdom of
that decision at a conference of feminist lawyers and law students." True, it did not give …

In truth, I am as distressed as the Court is-and expressed my distress several years ago [in
Webster v. Reproductive Health Services] about the" political pressure" directed to the Court …

The question of when life begins has been a recurring theme in the national dialogue at
least since 1973 when the US Supreme Court recognized abortion as a constitutional right …