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    across the world where this act is practiced every day. I am very proud that my city has closed down one clinic already and that there is only one left. I believe that these clinics should be declared illegal. Abortion has been legal since the Rowe v. Wade case in 1973. The case was about a woman who was pregnant‚ but did not want to give birth to her child. At that time‚ only a few states declared that abortion was legal. It was illegal in every other state. She lived in a state that declared abortion

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    Women should make their own decisions about their body and the thoughts to able to terminate a pregnancy. Even though the controversy continues in our society today women should be able to decide on their body‚ they could have their own reasons to terminate‚ and that government or states shouldn’t limit a woman’s choice about her option. Many women make the decision almost every day to terminate pregnancy for their personal reasons such as heath and certain things that they cannot control that it

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    In the United States of America‚ and most of the world‚ women are for the most part free to choose if they want to keep their pregnancy or terminate the pregnancy. Women from all over the world have been aborting pregnancies for several centuries‚ meaning the practice of abortion is nothing new to our society. There are two basic categories of abortion‚ medical abortion and surgical abortion. There are many different methods a woman can choose to terminate her pregnancy‚ and there are time periods

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    operated on an unborn baby. Dr. Michael Harrison which referred to the unborn child a patient” It seem he was comfortable identifying the unborn as human. It appears that Dr. Michael Harrison‚ who called the babies he operated on a mere eight years after Roe “unborn patients‚” he was comfortable speculating that the unborn child is human. Also‚ it ought to be clear to anybody with an ethical area that regardless of the possibility that there was vagueness on the meaning of human life‚ so this fair and high-minded

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    Snowe of Vermont. The bill passed the Senate last week. The House approved the measure in February. "John Kerry strongly supports making it a federal crime to commit an act of violence against a pregnant woman‚" said Kerry campaign spokesman David Wade. "He agrees with the vast majority of Americans who want tough punishment for anyone who would commit such heinous crimes and know we can do so without undermining a woman’s right to

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    Abortion Vs Pro Life

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    During the past century‚ abortion has joined race and war as one of the most debatable subjects of controversy in the United States. It discusses human interaction‚ where ethics‚ emotions and law are combined. Abortion poses moral‚ social and medical dilemmas that focus many individuals to create an emotional and violent atmosphere. There are many points of view toward abortion‚ but the two most common are "pro-choice" and "pro-life". A pro-choice person would feel that the decision to abort a

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    pregnant and the fetus’ health is in question. The case Samantha Burton v. State of Florida‚ case number 1D09-1958‚ “an appeal of a circuit court order compelling a pregnant woman to submit to any medical treatment deemed necessary by the attending obstetrician‚ including detention in the hospital for enforcement of bed rest‚ administration of intra-venous medications‚ and anticipated surgical delivery of the fetus” (Samantha Burton v. State of Florida‚ 2010). Samantha Burton was a 29 year-old mother

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    Other laws helped spark the abortion movement. The Doe v. Bolton law in 1973 prohibited laws that required the women to get admitted to the hospital‚ have her case approved by doctors‚ receive a medical opinion‚ or have her residency in a state approved before the abortion can be performed. However‚ the Supreme Court during the Webster v. Reproductive Health Services case in 1989 declared that life began at conception and refused to pass a law that banned the use of public funding for abortion counseling

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    necessary‚ as well as adequate nutrition during pregnancy and lactation. Abortion Law Reform: A Human Rights Issue No country has approached abortion law reform as a basic human rights issue for women. Even in the USA through the high court ruling (Rowe v. Wade 1973)‚ abortion was ruled to be a privacy issue (not a human rights

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    Dalton Cuthbert Per. 1 John Paul Stevens John Paul Stevens born April 20‚ 1920 in Chicago. He was the Youngest of four boys‚ his grandfather ran the Illinois life insurance company which made a lot of money. and his dad built the opulent Stevens hotel. In his teens he saw his family’s good luck turn around when his dad was convicted of embezzling money to keep the hotel. Later on Stevens told the news that his dad was wrongly convicted. “Stevens ended up graduating

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