Protecting the Rights of Conscience of Health Care Providers and a Parent's Right to Know: Hearing Before Subcommittee on Health of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives, One Hundred Seventh Congress, Second Session, July 11, 2002, Band 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 2002 - 73 Seiten |
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... courts , we have supported legislation providing stronger protec- tion for religious exercise even against neutral ... Court case protecting reproductive freedom , from Roe v . Wade to Planned Parenthood v . Casey to Stenberg v ...
... courts , we have supported legislation providing stronger protec- tion for religious exercise even against neutral ... Court case protecting reproductive freedom , from Roe v . Wade to Planned Parenthood v . Casey to Stenberg v ...
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... Court's 1973 decision legalizing abortion in Roe v . Wade.3 Congress started the trend that same year when it passed legislation ( sponsored by Senator Frank Church and known as the " Church Amendment ” ) in reaction to a 1972 court ...
... Court's 1973 decision legalizing abortion in Roe v . Wade.3 Congress started the trend that same year when it passed legislation ( sponsored by Senator Frank Church and known as the " Church Amendment ” ) in reaction to a 1972 court ...
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... courts have repeatedly shown themselves wary of the imposition of an institu- tion's religious beliefs on others . In Catholic Charities v . Superior Court , 12 for exam- ple , the California Court of Appeal explained at length why the ...
... courts have repeatedly shown themselves wary of the imposition of an institu- tion's religious beliefs on others . In Catholic Charities v . Superior Court , 12 for exam- ple , the California Court of Appeal explained at length why the ...
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... Courts have been appropriately intolerant of lapses in medical professionalism , even when they are religiously motivated . For example , a federal appeals court held that a New Jer- sey hospital was not liable for religious ...
... Courts have been appropriately intolerant of lapses in medical professionalism , even when they are religiously motivated . For example , a federal appeals court held that a New Jer- sey hospital was not liable for religious ...
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... Court re- jected those claims . But they didn't stop there . They have now attempted to enact regulation for accrediting medical schools and teaching hospitals . Where was the ACLU when that conscience debate was fought ? Those who ...
... Court re- jected those claims . But they didn't stop there . They have now attempted to enact regulation for accrediting medical schools and teaching hospitals . Where was the ACLU when that conscience debate was fought ? Those who ...
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