Natural Law, our Constitutions, and the Unborn

Natural law, our constitutions, and the unborn.

The problem of unenumerated constitutional rights in the United States and Canada is examined in order to seek a true and objective basis upon which judicial opinions may elaborate such privileges and immunities. The authentic root principles of fundamental law in both countries are traced to natural law as explained by Aquinas, Blackstone, Jefferson and other such legal philosophers. From this...

Our unborn children at risk?

T he study by Ang et al. (1) in this issue of PNAS strikes a precautionary note, in that it presents experimental evidence that prolonged continuous ultrasound (US) exposure may cause mild disruption in neuronal migration to the cerebral cortex in fetal mice. The authors (1) suggest that such neuronal heterotopia may result in anomalies in brain circuitry and synaptic activity. Does this study ...

The unborn child in Canadian law.

Islamic Law and Constitutions - Oxford Handbooks

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The Public Pension Crisis Through the Lens of State Constitutions and Statutory Law