As published in Society of St. Sebastian, Bioethics in Law & Culture Fall 2021, vol. 5 issue 4 There is a debate over whether criminal abortion laws should apply to the mother of the child who is aborted. One side argues…
As published in Society of St. Sebastian, Bioethics in Law & Culture Fall 2021, vol. 4 issue 4 Beginning with Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court found that the states lack a significant interest in protecting unborn human life. In Roe, the…
As published in Society of St. Sebastian, Bioethics in Law & Culture Fall 2020, vol. 3 issue 4 If one reads the district court decisions and the dissents in the case of In re Abbott, one might conclude that Texas…
As published in Society of St. Sebastian, Bioethics in Law & Culture Fall 2019, vol. 2 issue 4 The ultimate goal of the pro-life movement concerning the beginning of life is to end abortion and infanticide. Abortion and infanticide are two forms…
Featured Article published in Society of St. Sebastian, Bioethics in Law & Culture, Fall 2018, vol. 1 issue 4 The case of Whole Woman’s Health Alliance v. Paxton is currently pending before The United States District Court for the Western…
loSince his appointment to the Supreme Court in 1988 by President Reagan, the pro-life movement has had high hopes that Justice Anthony Kennedy would be a trustworthy pro-life vote. We had hoped he would vote to completely overturn Roe v….
