Browsing ScHOLAR – Texas Tech School of Law Digital Repository by Subject "Abortion"
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Blanket Parental Consent Requirement for Minor's Abortion Decision Is Unconstitutional
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1976)Summarizes the Supreme Court’s case, Planned Parenthood v. Danforth. The primary issue faced by the Court in Planned Parenthood was whether the state could impose a blanket provision requiring the consent of a parent or ... -
Does a Woman Have a Constitutional Right under the Ninth Amendment to Choose Whether to Bear a Child after Conception
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1970)Summarizes the decision by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas in Roe v. Wade. In reviewing a Texas statute that prohibited abortion except when the life of the mother was in danger, the ... -
The Father’s Rights in the Abortion Decision
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1975)Focuses on the father’s interest in the mother of a child seeking an abortion and how the state should protect the father’s rights. The author notes that Roe v. Wade does not forbid the state from establishing procedures ... -
Immaculate Gestation? How Will Ectogenesis Change Current Paradigms of Social Relationships and Values?
(Rodopi, 2006)Professor Bard discusses the affect upon the legal rights of parents of children who are carried in an artificial womb. -
It’s Debatable: Should States Outlaw Abortions?
(Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, 2016)Arnold Loewy and Charles Moster debate abortion. Moster is a former litigation attorney in the Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush presidential administrations who currently has offices in Lubbock and Amarillo, and Arnold ... -
Public Funding of Medically Necessary Abortions is Not Required Under the Medicaid Act
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Examines the United States Supreme Court’s case Harris v. McRae, which held that the Hyde Amendments to Title XIX, which severely limited the reimbursement of abortion costs under the Medicaid program, did not violate due ... -
Roe v. Wade Inverted: How the Supreme Court Might Have Privileged Fetal Rights over Reproductive Freedoms
(Mercer Law Review, 2012)In Roe v. Wade, the United States Supreme Court privileged reproductive freedoms over fetal rights, but what if the Court had done the reverse in resolving the question of abortion under the Constitution-elevating fetal ... -
Spousal Notification Requirement is Constitutionally Permissible Burden on Woman’s Right to Privacy in Abortion Decision
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1982)Discusses whether a woman has a privacy right in not notifying the baby’s father regarding an abortion. One may argue that upholding a privacy right counters the state’s interest in marriage or the husband’s interest in ... -
Two-Stepping Around a Minor’s Constitutional Right to Abortion
(Cardozo Law Review, 2017)A woman’s constitutional right to abortion was first generally established in the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, and a female minor has the same right to abortion. In the majority of states, however, pregnant ...