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    Argument Against Abortion

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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 Debate Analysis

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    are presented today. The history of this topic is key to understanding both sides of the dilemma. Abortions have been occurring since ancient times. However‚ these operations were illegal in America up until the year 1973‚ with the Rue v. Wade Supreme Court case. “The court declared unconstitutional a Texas law that considered an attempt to procure an abortion a criminal act unless done by a physician

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    New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman sent a legal opinion to the state comptroller on September 7‚ which says that abortion after 24 weeks of pregnancy should be allowed in the state. The criminal law in the state regulates abortions to be performed before 24 weeks or when it is needed to save mother’s life. But‚ according to Schneiderman health exceptions should permit abortions as any time during a pregnancy because of exceptional health situations. He said that Supreme Court rulings

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    Pro Choice Groups

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    The process of abortion involves terminating a pregnancy by the removing or expelling of a foetus or embryo from the uterus. A lot of women give reasons like being raped‚ incest‚ financial difficulty and a controversial one is if the child has a disability or defect. However the fact remains that abortion is a very controversial topic because its frequency of occurrence around the world‚ legal consequences‚ and its cultural and religious status varies extensively in different regions of the world

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    Abortion Debate

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    Introduction: During Barack Obama’s tenure as president‚ states began implementing increasing restrictions on access to abortion. The 1992 Supreme Court ruling for Planned Parenthood vs. Casey set forth the “undue burden standard”‚ which stated that although states could not outlaw or completely restrict access to abortions‚ they could set forth restrictions that did not create an “undue burden” for those seeking abortion access (Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pa. v. Casey‚ 1992). By leaving

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    Argument Against Abortion

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    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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    Should Abortion Be Legal Cheryl Tatem PHI 103: Informal Logic Professor Brian Onishi January 17‚ 2014 Should Abortion Be Legal Should abortion be legal? This is such a contraversial subject and everyone is debating this subject from scholars to preachers. The issue of morality and murder seem to be the most debated subject. I personally say no to legalizing abortion to a certain extent. I feel that in the event that a woman is raped‚ or it

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    United States are most often sought as a "solution" to the problem of pregnancy outside of marriage. The major reason behind most of the abortions is mere inconvenience or unwantedness of the baby seems mean‚ insensitive and unreasonable. Pro-life vs. pro choice is a leading

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    Right to Life‚ Right to Choice Abortion remains one of the most contested issues as far as social and moral obligations are concerned. It has been a controversial topic for a long time. In the United States‚ abortion has been made legal and even after the Supreme Court legalized abortion in the 1973‚ the controversy still continues. Unfortunately‚ abortion is a liberty and right that some wish to eradicate. Some consider abortions immoral. They believe in misconceptions that are based off of skewed

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    Sex Selective Abortion

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    Sex-selective abortion is the practice of terminating a pregnancy based upon the predicted sex of the fetus. The selective abortion of female fetuses is most common in areas where cultural norms value male children over female children‚[1] especially in parts of People’s Republic of China‚ India‚ Pakistan‚ Korea‚ Taiwan‚ and the Caucasus.[1][2] Sex-selective infanticide is killing a child based on the child’s sex‚ usually shortly after birth (sex selective neonaticide). A 2005 study estimated that

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