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Recent Developments is Assisted Reproductive TechnologiesKatheryn D. KatzAlbany Law School 2004 Women's Rights Law Reporter, Vol. 25, p. 189, 2004 Albany Law School Research Paper Abstract: This symposium presentation addresses recent development in Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTS), but strays from that topic to discuss the implication of Lawrence v. Texas on reproductive issues. It argues, that carried to the logical extreme, Lawrence v. Texas could have profound effects on procreative liberty. ARTS allows women to reproduce without interaction from men. In ARTS we are talking about reproduction removed from sex, while in Lawrence we are talking about sexual relationships. The Lawrence Court’s approval of substantive due process, acceptance of a principle that moral reasons cannot underlie secular law, and international human rights normal can be a basis for interpreting American law all indicate a positive outlook for reproductive rights.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 5 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: July 13, 2010Suggested CitationContact Information
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