At an event held in Louisville, Kentucky's First Unitarian Church to commemorate the
anniversary of Roe v. Wade, 1 Reverend Millie Horning Peters, a retired United Methodist …

Religion is a common theme in the abortion dialogue. Much of the religious rhetoric focuses
on religious objections to abortion, but there is another side of this discourse. Abortion is not …

For nearly five decades, Roe v. Wade 1 was treated as the law of the land. During that
period, the Supreme Court mistakenly read the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process …

The demise of Roe v. Wade has raised a host of religious liberty questions that were
submerged prior to the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health …

The debate surrounding women's access to reproductive care has once again been thrust
into the national spotlight in the wake of the Supreme Court's 2014 decision in Burwell v …

Although abortion is legal, seven states currently criminalize self-induced abortion,'and
many other states criminalize activities associated with it. 2 Self-induced abortion is"[t] he …

2 Besides Christian Legal Society, there are other nominees for this ignominious award.
See, eg, Hill v. Colorado, 530 US 703 (2000)(upholding a content-based, viewpoint-based …

'Catch-22'," 1 Paul D. Simmons argues that the US Supreme Court's decisions on abortion
have resulted in a dilemma for the pregnant woman. On the one hand, the Court seems to …

The contemporary legal and popular" dialogue" about abortion is unlikely to yield
acceptable constitutional or public policy solutions. The debate is too polarized, the …

* Assistant Professor at E~ tvbs LorAnd University, Budapest, School of Law. Doctor Juris
1986, E (tvis Lorind University, Budapest, LLM, 1990 University of London, King's College …