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Monthly Archives: February 2003
A Man’s Right to Choose?
A few weeks ago, on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade which gave women the right to make a range of reproductive choices, Glenn Sacks wrote an cogent summary of the arguments for a men’s right to choose. Sacks writes, … Continue reading
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Is Killing a Fetus a Crime?
A judge in Pennsylvania recently ruled that a woman could be charged with murder for the death of a fetus of a romantic rival. Corinne Wilcott was charged with murder after she attacked a pregnant woman at a graduation party … Continue reading
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Washington State to Address Holes in Anti-Voyeurism Laws
One of the more bizarre legal outcomes relating to privacy last year had to be a Washington state’s ruling that two men who pointed cameras up women’s skirts in public places were not guilty of violating the state’s anti-voyeurism laws. … Continue reading