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Should Abortionists Be Excluded From Tort Reform?

Should Abortionists Be Excluded From Tort Reform? The argument will be made that Republicans are the champions of tort reform but here we are trying to broaden an area of the law to encourage more law suits. To address this issue we must try to clarify the reasons given for tort reform and explain either […]

Limitations on Post-Abortion Research: Why We Know So Little

David C. Reardon , Ph.D. While there have been many studies regarding the emotional aftermath of abortion, very little has been firmly established. It is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to complete a study in this field that would be generally conclusive and above reproach. Among other complications, (1) the cooperation of the study population […]

Women Who Abort: Their Reflections on the Unborn

Sit with me for a moment in the waiting room of an abortion clinic. Here you will find women who, in general, are neither philosophers nor fools–categories which admittedly include substantial overlap. Very few of these women have engaged in arcane debates about the meaning of “personhood.” Fewer still are so foolish as to believe […]

Abortion Choice Act

The Right to Full Disclosure Act A Voter Initiated Referendum to Amend a State Constitution: “Women have a civil right to full disclosure of all risks, alternatives, or other information which a patient might reasonably consider relevant to a decision to refuse a recommendation for abortion. The State may not limit a woman’s right to […]

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