On Tuesday, February 10, 2004, at 01:13 PM, Rick Duncan wrote:
Another difficult issue to teach, because of the graphic nature of the facts, is Stenberg and restrictions on partial birth abortions.
The opinions in Stenberg feature graphic descriptions of various abortion techniques (and I have noticed that the casebooks have severely edited these descriptions--and I wonder why the editors made this choice). But can you really understand the law governing partial birth abortion (not to mention the moral dimension of the issue) without reading these graphic medical descriptions?
Rick Duncan
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