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Heroes Born of Women: Abortion, Servitude, and a People’s Originalism, Installation II

Heroes Born of Women: Abortion, Servitude, and a People’s Originalism, Installation II

by Dylan Basescu | Oct 3, 2024 | Reproductive Rights, Right to Privacy

PDF 2024-2025_Published 2024_10_03_Dylan Basecu_Heroes Born of Women Abortion, Servitude, and a People’s Originalism, Installation II This work is a continuation of: Heroes Born of Women: Abortion, Servitude, and a People’s Originalism, Installation I. Installation I...
Heroes Born of Women: Abortion, Servitude, and a People’s Originalism, Installation II

Heroes Born of Women: Abortion, Servitude, and a People’s Originalism, Installation I

by Dylan Basescu | Oct 3, 2024 | Reproductive Rights, Right to Privacy

PDF 2024-2025_Published 2024_10_03_Dylan Basecu_Heroes Born of Women Abortion, Servitude, and a People’s Originalism, Installation I In the last fifty years, originalism has gone from being an obscure academic theory to making national headlines. Notably, the United...

Dobbs v. History, Part Two: American Common Law

by Jonathan Schneider | Jul 19, 2024 | Reproductive Rights, Right to Privacy

PDF 2024-2025_Published 2024_07_19_Jonathan Schneider_Dobbs v. History, Part Two- American Common Law Lost arguments are not grounds to overrule a case. When proponents of those arguments, greater now in number on the Court, return to fight old battles anew, it...

Dobbs v. History, Part One: English Common Law

by Jonathan Schneider | Jun 24, 2024 | Reproductive Rights, Right to Privacy

PDF 2024-2025_Published 2024_06_24_Jonathan Schneider_Dobbs v. History, Part One_ English Common Law SERIES INTRODUCTION[1]   In light of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization’s life-altering consequences, discussing abortion’s legal history as far back as...

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