Roe at 40: What We Have Learned | Why Did Roe Fail to Gain Popular Consensus?
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2013 · Education
On March 7, 2013, the Stanford Constitutional Law Center hosted the 2-day conference "Roe at 40: What We Have Learned." The academic conference reflected on Roe's legacy in jurisprudence and politics, the ethical and legal status of the unborn, and future reproductive rights issues. The panel "Why Did Roe Fail to Gain Popular Consensus?" was moderated by Stanford Law School Professor Robert W. Gordon and featured the University of Chicago's Gerald Rosenberg, University of Virginia's James Davison Hunter and University of California, Santa Barbara Laura Kalman.
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